60/40 chance he hates gays....I’m student body president-elect at Harvard Divinity School. It didn’t matter that I’m the soon-to-be Ministerial Intern at a largely white church less than a mile from where we stood.
Interesting point of view.Actually, I believe racism does exist, specifically how teabaggers view the President and police stop-n-frisk programs.
But writing about incidents like this are just distractions.
tl;dr?60/40 chance he hates gays....
what i want is for us to stop pretending. I want us to stop pretending that racism is over. If it were, tipsy strangers wouldn’t have heckled me. I want us to stop pretending that it’s not harder to be female than male. That it's not harder to be gay than straight. I want us to stop pretending that we live in an equal society. We don’t. It isn’t one person’s fault, or one group’s fault. Instead of blaming or evading, we can encourage and confront, together. Instead of pretending that all these 'isms' are over, we can say "things are better than they've ever been, and there's so much more to be done." i don't think that's so bad.
missed that...tl;dr?
Haven't you seen The Passion, he looked like Mel Gibson! (I haven't)This seems like a good spot for this:
Whites-Only Christian Conference Held In Alabama
Does this guy really believe that Jesus was white ?
in recent memory, obama has been the most economically damaging toward blacks.Among the major worker groups, the unemployment rate for blacks (14.4 percent) edged up over the month, while the rates for adult men (7.8 percent), adult women (7.4 percent), teenagers (23.7 percent), whites (7.4 percent), and Hispanics (11.0 percent) showed little or no change.
Lincoln (R - Illinois) was by far the most damaging.obama has been the most economically damaging toward blacks.
You can lead a man to a job, but you can't make him work. Or something like that.
<edit> I think the promise was "job creation" not "job creation for blacks, mostly".
As my grammy used to say: you can lead a whore to the library but you can't make her think.