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The only qualification that counts is the intent. There was no racist intent to the greeting card. If you see racism, that's on you. Tough. Get a grip. Get a job. Be somebody.
I did not see racism in the intent or effect. However...after it was noted by the NAACP...i can see how some would and did. I will also say that most things that blacks see as racist....I usually don't.
I did not see racism in the intent or effect. However...after it was noted by the NAACP...i can see how some would and did. I will also say that most things that blacks see as racist....I usually don't.
I see. So your anger should be directed at the NAACP, no?
I am 45 years old. I was born when racial segregation, as law, was alive and well. I exist currently in a nation where white folks like you feel supreme enough to tell black people what is right and wrong...with us and for us....as if we cannot and have not figured that out for ourselves.
And what makes white people so gifted that you feel that you have it all figured out? Ahhh...hence the definition of racism. The assumption of your racial superiority. That is why you feel qualified to know more about our lives our experiences and problems our relationship to the past, what we inherited....than we do.
Here's one to make your blood boil, Indentured Servant.
The box of Crayolas used to have a pinkish-beige color called "fleshtone." Doesn't that make you want to go postal?
Weird...my box has a blackish-brownish crayon and it's called "African American"
(but it's a cheap Crayola knock-off I got at the dollar store!)
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