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Ha! Maybe she should be. "Those mean ol white people/they treat me so unkind. They ask me to get stuff off the shelf at Target/and make the kids feel unwelcome at the museum. They sho nuff give me the blues."
All right, maybe not.
Ha! Maybe she should be. "Those mean ol white people/they treat me so unkind. They ask me to get stuff off the shelf at Target/and make the kids feel unwelcome at the museum. They sho nuff give me the blues."
All right, maybe not.
I woke up this afternoon,
I saw both cars were gone
I woke up this afternoon
I saw both cars were gone
I felt so low down deep inside,
I threw my drink across the lawn.
Everything is about black victimization with this lady. What does she mean by "welcome" at these venues? Is there someone turning them away?
Glad you said it because ain't THE THE DAMN TRUTH. Actually both her and husband are good at this game.
Really now, get over some of this stupid stuff. And they wonder why we have a division of the races, wasn't Obama from my tapes of him in 2008 suppose to bring all Americans together, never happened.
I have white friends, who do not feel comfortable at a Museum. With her your right, it is all about being a victim. I think it is the individual themselves, not the color of the skin, that makes you feel like this.
Yeah, it really takes a lot of hard work searching all the tea party sites on the deep web to find statements made by the First Lady of the United States.
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Originally Posted by TheWiseWino
Wow, I wouldn't know half of the racist/divisive statements that black folks make if it wasn't for the litany of outraged folks posting threads about the so-called racist and divisive things that black folks are supposed to be saying.
So, I'm curious, do you folks spend all day looking for the black folk racist and divisive statement of the day so that you can post them on C-D to trumpet your un-divisive outrage?
That's probably because people who visit art museums enjoy the peace and serenity of such a place, where they can quietly enjoy the art around them and appreciate the surroundings. This is generally not compatible with black culture, where quiet and peace is typically not a priority. This is just an honest observation that I've made throughout my life, whether it be a baptist church, movie theater on opening night of a "scary" movie, or the subway in Washington, DC.
In other words, nobody is trying to make black children "feel unwelcome". It's simply that they grow up in a culture that is a stark contrast to the peace and calm of an art museum.
I have observed this also, but in fairness, I can't go to a concert or movie with one of my white friends either, because of the continual blah, blah, blah, as if she's in her living room.
"Not Welcome" is becoming one of the race baiters' favorite dog whistles.
Here in very liberal Montgomery County, Maryland, there is all kinds of hand wringing over the Achievement Gap.
One of the excuses they throw out is that certain parents "Do Not Feel Welcome" visiting their child's school to confer with teachers.
Perhaps the ghost of George Wallace is standing in the doorway and impeding their entry into the school.
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