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The thing that is more disturbing than this card is the reason why the term "baby daddy" is so popular in the demographic the card was aimed at in the first place.
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Originally Posted by Catgirl64
Is it?
No.
And, I doubt that poster knows a thing about black people—outside of what they see on tv, of course.
Nope, but it’s quite obvious they had no one there to let them know this wouldn’t go over well. Things like this are why it’s important to have many groups represented during planning discussions. Otherwise, you’ll end up with some idiot thinking Al Sharpton speaks for most black people.
Nope, but it’s quite obvious they had no one there to let them know this wouldn’t go over well. Things like this are why it’s important to have many groups represented during planning discussions. Otherwise, you’ll end up with some idiot thinking Al Sharpton speaks for most black people.
Purely speculative on your part. No evidence to back up this claim.
I don't care, mind you, just thought it was odd to jump to that conclusion.
And, I doubt that poster knows a thing about black people—outside of what they see on tv, of course.
The only demographic I associate with the term is guests on Jerry Springer. I haven't heard anyone, black or white, use it in anything other than tones of contempt - not exactly what one would hope for in a greeting card.
Get out and meet actual, real-life black people, for God’s sake! Your post is extremely ignorant.
It’s pretty obvious that poster was being sarcastic. Take a deep breath.
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