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There has been the complain of this Old Navy ad "pushing multiculturalism". If pushing multiculturalism means I get treated better, I'll take it. If it means, that as a Black man, parents won't be telling their daughters "stay away from Black men", why would I have a problem with that? If it means having friends of different ethnicities (which I already have), cool.
There has been the complain of this Old Navy ad "pushing multiculturalism". If pushing multiculturalism means I get treated better, I'll take it. If it means, that as a Black man, parents won't be telling their daughters "stay away from Black men", why would I have a problem with that? If it means having friends of different ethnicities (which I already have), cool.
Black people, just like white people are the original Americans lol Just ask anybody from Asian countries. when I was in Japan, I have always been told by Japanese that Americans are black and white. Always.
Black people, just like white people are the original Americans lol Just ask anybody from Asian countries. when I was in Japan, I have always been told by Japanese that Americans are black and white. Always.
I'm looking to find both colors on me?
Seriously, it is a shame America is still so full of bigots. Oh it has gotten better, much better, but the hate is still there on both sides of the coin...but in generations to come, out with the old, in with the new....
Who really cares about Twitter users? I mean really. The internet is FULL of angry people who think they can say anything hiding behind their cloak of anonymity. I would bet any amount of money many of those tweets were designed to get this reaction and were sent by a group trying to disrupt and paint another group badly.
Seriously, it is a shame America is still so full of bigots. Oh it has gotten better, much better, but the hate is still there on both sides of the coin...but in generations to come, out with the old, in with the new....
Ironically, a lot of the younger racists and people making statements about gays, other races etc. are "minorities". They claim they can't be racist because they're not *empowered* and think that it's just old white guys that are the problem.
Just look at the hate crime stats on anti-gay bias....um, those aren't white supremecists doing that.
Everyone has a bias or so I hear, but tell that to some people and they'll follow it right up by saying that theirs is ok because they aren't *empowered*.
So yeah, let's sit around clapping each other on the back and pointing at the old archie bunkers...but it's not going away like you think it is.
Who really cares about Twitter users? I mean really. The internet is FULL of angry people who think they can say anything hiding behind their cloak of anonymity. I would bet any amount of money many of those tweets were designed to get this reaction and were sent by a group trying to disrupt and paint another group badly.
Trolls on twitter? False claims and faked commentary? That's impossible!
I'm glad high profile users are calling the racist out on their foolery. You can say what you want but be willing to suffer the consequences.
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when I was in Japan, I have always been told by Japanese that Americans are black and white. Always.
