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Writers like Michelle Malkin seized on how "white" the OWS protests were, and for a few days it was all the rage for conservatives to point out the lack of minorities.... and now it's a problem that the protests are trying to diversify....
Please pick a position and stick with it consistentlY!
Writers like Michelle Malkin seized on how "white" the OWS protests were, and for a few days it was all the rage for conservatives to point out the lack of minorities.... and now it's a problem that the protests are trying to diversify....
Please pick a position and stick with it consistentlY!
I don't care about Michelle Malkin, whoever that is...I stick to my point 100%, anyone making decisions to specifically exclude someone based on their race, sex, or any other personal trait like that is a despicable human being.
i remember seeing a sign saying "we are the 99%" at one of the OWS rallies. so............ is america made up of minorities and homos? i thought that was just San Francisco.....
No, New York City is the gay/minority capital of the US, not San Fran. New York has as many gays as the entire population of San Francisco.
I don't care about Michelle Malkin, whoever that is...I stick to my point 100%, anyone making decisions to specifically exclude someone based on their race, sex, or any other personal trait like that is a despicable human being.
I happen to agree.
But there are many who exploit both sides of the coin on the "face" of the OWS movement.... too white, not white enough, etc.
Since when do large groups of homosexuals actually get anything accomplished in America? Last I heard, you folks were fighting for a voice that you claim you don't have.
It is. One of the many reasons I plan on moving to New York, hopefully next year.
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