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I could careless about skin color. Unfortunately, we will never see another black man in the White House regardless of how qualified he is due to the complete and total failure of Obama. Sad but true.
The Millennial generation elected the first one, and the Millennial generation will elect another...but not until after the Boomer generation is dead and no longer around to screw up his presidency with our racism. The last generation born into apartheid will have to die first.
Sheesh. "A hundred years is a long time in the United States."
In this case, the concept of "tradition" and "history" for a lot of Americans such as yourself is even shorter.
If you read that article, you saw that it spoke of trends that are only half a century old.
Yep. 50 years. In that timeframe the more educated Blacks have found that it's better to move out of the blue states and into the red states. They've also found that it's better to avoid traditionally Black population centers.
I could careless about skin color. Unfortunately, we will never see another black man in the White House regardless of how qualified he is due to the complete and total failure of Obama. Sad but true.
Yep. 50 years. In that timeframe the more educated Blacks have found that it's better to move out of the blue states and into the red states. They've also found that it's better to avoid traditionally Black population centers.
Think about that...
The error you're attempting to perpetuate is that we are moving back to the south because we prefer the politics. That's simply wrong.
There are many reasons we are moving back home, but it's not to vote for Republicans.
What young black population? You mean the one that's overshadowed by whites, asians, and hispanics?
I mean some of the same energy that brought about the Civil Rights Movement.
That's what I'm talking about. The group our leaders were so scared of they had to start assassinating them and locking them up.
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