If I hear one more person say the Republicans freed the slaves...
You know what though? I find this fairly interesting. Reid said something stupid, got busted for it, AND APOLOGIZED. Said apology was summarily accepted, and we move on...this is what civilized people do. I am not getting into the sincerity of either party, because sincerity matters little in politics...what is it w/ old, white nevadans & negroes?
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2010/01/harry-reid-barack-obama.html
Well, technically. Though I sincerely doubt Lincoln would be let into the party today, or Nixon for that mater.If I hear one more person say the Republicans freed the slaves...
Frazier Glenn Miller, the former Ku Klux Klan "grand dragon" and proud anti-Semite accused of killing three people outside Kansas Jewish centers earlier this month, was not always so strict about his discrimination, at least in private. Before becoming an FBI informant, Miller, who had founded North Carolina's White Patriot Party, was caught in a compromising position — in the backseat of a car — with a black man, doing things a federal prosecutor is not comfortable saying out loud.
.....LOS ANGELES (The Borowitz Report)—The Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling offered a “total and remorseful” apology for his racist comments today, telling reporters, “Once I saw that Donald Trump was defending me, I knew I had done something horribly wrong.”
Sterling acknowledged that he had turned a blind eye to a mountain of criticism from basketball luminaries and national leaders, but said that seeing Trump defend him on Fox News on Monday had left him “shaken.”
“Look, I know I’m not perfect,” he said. “But when Donald Trump takes your side, you have to take a long, hard look in the mirror and ask yourself, ‘Have I become some kind of monster?’”
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/borowitzreport/2014/04/donald-sterling-apologizes.html?mobify=0
chicken sandwich?well i think this just further underscores how we all now need to have all of our private thoughts, however ugly, shared with the world. it will surely lead to ridding this place of the scourge once & for all.
on this, the red, white, yellow & black man must agree: short of breeding ourselves into one similarly coloured hue, racism is here to stay
It's more plantation than basketball team, if you think about it.the feigned outrage over a known racist slumlord......who also happens to be a NBA team owner.....seems most of the owners/players are fvcking ignorant.
After spending some some time on some central and south american beaches, I am TOTALLY down with doing my part.short of breeding ourselves into one similarly coloured hue,
After spending some some time on some central and south american beaches, I am TOTALLY down with doing my part.
beaches & hoes; gotta protect that landscape, young'unAfter spending some some time on some central and south american beaches, I am TOTALLY down with doing my part.
I got him.^^^ must spread!
evidently....That's still on TV?
silver could speak to it....he was #2 for the last 20+ years...NSIDE EDITION’s Lisa Guerrero was there and asked Silver, "You said that you were personally outraged. Yet, many people believe, that they are outraged, that for years, people have known that this man is a racist slumlord and that the NBA hasn't done anything until today. Can you please answer why?"
Silver said, "I can't speak on past actions, except when specific evidence was brought to the NBA, we acted."
I thought *this* is what happened when you let them out of the fields?This is what happens when you let them out of the fields.
WOLFEBORO, N.H. (AP) — A police commissioner in a predominantly white New Hampshire town says he won't apologize for calling President Barack Obama the N-word, and he sat with his arms crossed while angry residents at a meeting called for his resignation on Thursday.
“Because this happened, it means that there’s not enough diversity out there,”