cyprusgrump wrote:Kikapu wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:Kikapu wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:Why should we put the girl down when she’s well off with education and wealth? The black community needs more like her.. Blacks can rise to the top if they have the education and drive to do so it’s being proven night and day.. no one is excusing the murder of this man but when the culture of black Americans is to hold onto the bottom of the community and excuse their behaviors out of guilt then the top of the community are still in chains..
I did not put her down for being well off and educated. More power to her. It is when she starts preaching about things she knows nothing about because she hasn't lived long enough to have had the experience what the not so well off minorities go through economically, socially and police brutality. It is like a white person saying they have not felt any racism. How can a white person know what racism is to what minorities go through? It is no different to most privileged well off minorities as they too have no idea what racism is, because they too do live in a "white man's world". Just like men cannot relate to sexual harassment women go through every day. How can they?
Serious Question(s):
Why do Asian minorities in America not suffer the same oppression and racism?
Why aren't Asians disproportionately represented in crime statistics and prison populations?
Just wondering...
I think it has to do with family unity and hard working parents to educate their children to give them a good start in life. In a capitalist country like the USA, once someone falls through the cracks, it is very difficult for them to get out of it. It truly is a dog eat dog world there with very little safety nets. Everyone loves winners in the US and no place for the second best. People do not choose to be homeless, but there are thousands all across the US. People do not choose to be victim of racism, but they are all across the US. People do not choose poverty over prosperity, but there are many in poverty all across the US and poverty and crime are linked as one feeds on the other to create a vicious cycle for the poor and the societal undesirables.
There you go!
You have spoken the unspeakable but you are right. Not racism at all then....
Oceanside50 wrote:Kikapu.. I would agree with most of what you are saying but I saw this black man speaking in the video below and the statistics he talks about blew my mind in that the new catch phrase is systemic racism.. I think you alluded to it in your post.. I did go to school here in America and there was bussing into a predominantly white high school of black kids, here in Virginia. I would agree that bussing was a failure because even though the black kids were bussed was in, very few of them were placed in class with white kids.. nevertheless if you have time I posted the video below..
https://www.facebook.com/11467565249243 ... 9308/?vh=e
Oceanside50 wrote:The culture of black America hinders them.. there are blacks who have reached privileged heights. The only way to do it is to let go of old black stereotypes. How can there be racism when so many blacks have broken through. The only way to help them is to allow them to help themselves. Even when whites try and help it’s detrimental in that they face the thought that they can’t do it themselves. Racism in America is minimal. Dr King said something like this .. my dream is that the color of the skin doesn’t determine potential but rather the content of character.. Skin color doesn’t play a big enough role today in America its the character that’s being judged.. the statistics prove it. It’s come to the point that saying there’s racism,is racist.
repulsewarrior wrote:...values. What does the Police force represent, in terms of American values? This must change unless Americans want to live in a state of constant fear.
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