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01:00Racial Tension with the American Flag
http://bit.ly/bvSPje Middle School tells 13 year old boy to remove the American Flag from his bike due to Racial Tension
Tags: Racial Tension Alumni Denair Ca Middle School American Flag
by Your Girl Kali in Current Events
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02:02
Racial Reconciliation and Abortion- Jim Greene,Evangelist
My guest today is Evangelist and Radio Talk show host, Jim Greene of The New Real Talk Radio, and The Urban Truth Network.
We will be talking about racial reconciliation and Abortion. Stay tuned, this will be an insightful hour!
Tags: Jim Greene abortion racial reconciliation salvation spiritual warfare
by Susan Puzio in Religion
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Racial Entitlement 101
Perpetuation of racial entitlement? Thus says the judge of the Supreme Court Of The United States. Time for leaders to participate in some good old American word games. Clarification of what words mean to them vs meaning in today's society. Jeopardy categories: Racial Entitlement; Binders of Women; 47% living off free stuff; Children and grandchildren won't have the same freedom and opportunities you enjoy; Supreme court decisions are not to be political judgments being
Tags: Perpetuation of racial entitlement Racial entitlement 101 Changed times you say SCOTUS Term Limits SCOTUS elections
by I Love Politics in Politics
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Equal Opportunity is Not Racial Entitlement?
Bee's opinion! Equal opportunity has not arrived for all America. For centuries, America's rich, free White males purposely excluded all others groups. As time passed, other groups were provided some opportunity at the will and wave of the wand of America's rich, free White males. The wand of opportunity for Black Americans has been slow and next to none in its wave.
When America use laziness as cause for Blacks in poverty, America shows lack of knowledge of America's history. The rich free White male purchased Africans for economic reasons. The Slave industry was founded or should I say the slave industry was born, and the workers were chattel. Blacks were bought and sold to work, breeded like cattle to work, beat to submit and work more, and killed at the wave of the wand with no protection under the US laws.
Employment Opportunity for Blacks was solely at the will of the rich White male until the early 1960's. Even today poverty stats suspiciously reeks of racial discrimination. Highest rates of poverty in 2012 US, 35% Black; 34% Hispanic; 12% Asian, 9% White; A lot of poverty is contributed to slave wages.
2010 census data show racial demographics for US is 64% White; 16% Hispanic; 12% Black; 5% Asian; 1% American Indian and Alaska Native 2% two or more races. When I hear equal opportunity is racial entitlement, I can only think the speaker feels the rich free White male had the right idea when Black males were 3/4 human and Black women and children were disposable flesh.
Tags: Equal Opportunity Employment opportunities Slave industry Slave Wages Racial Entitlement
by I Love Politics in Politics
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02:30
2016 probables and racial politics
probables for 2016, racial politics and where in the world are we going
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Youthwise: Racial Predjudice and Tolerance
Racial prejudice seems worse than ever in recent years, yet reported racial intolerance is lower than ever among younger generations. Is racism worse than ever or the same? Does it stand out because it seems so odd at a time when there is a black president and we are connected around the globe? Or is racism more subtle because those who remain uneducated or unwilling to accept the equality of all races recognize that they are the minority and hide it?
What can we do to advance racial understanding, tolerance and equality? How can we create new understanding without fighting against ignorance? How do we advance tolerance each day, in our hearts and with each other?
Join us for a very personal discussion of racism among Leslie, Bikbaye and youth co-host Sydney. Leslie will share what her son, Arin, experienced as a biracial youth, and what she has learned and is learning about transforming racism. Bikbaye will share his experiences as a black youth in Chicago and a black leader and musician who has traveled the world. And Sydney, our teen co-host, will she her experiences as young biracial girl.
Together we will explore our thoughts on promoting tolerance and love, even in the face of prejudice and hatred. Join us. Call in!
Tags: Racism Youth Tolerance Love Expression
by Thrive Talk Radio in Youth
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Interracial Dating vs Racial Pride part 2
Interracial romance has been a point of contention in America since the first English settlers established colonies in the seventeenth century. In 1664 Maryland banned interracial marriage due to questions over whether the offspring of a black slave and a white person would be considered a free person or property. In following years, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and South Carolina instituted antimiscegenation laws which banned interracial marriage. In 1691 Virginia outlawed interracial couples and labeled their children as “that abominable mixture and spurious issue.” When slavery was abolished by the Thirteenth Amendment in 1865, many southern states instituted what were known as the “Black Codes.” In addition to stripping freed slaves of most of their newly acquired rights, these codes continued the prohibition of marriage between whites and blacks. This was based on the commonly held notion that Africans, and Native Americans as well, were inferior races and interbreeding would pollute the white gene pool. When Congress tried to override the “Black Codes” by issuing a series of laws from 1866 to 1875, the Supreme Court declared most of the legislation void and upheld the southern states’ right to outlaw interracial marriage. article by www.enotes.com/interracial-relationships-article
Tags: interracial dating racial pride judgemental
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Does the Trayvon Martin case prove major Racial Problems?
The Trayvon Martin case is getting ready to go to trial, and it has already invoked lots of emotions from a variety of perspectives. Questions are being asked all over the United States about the racial element of this case and also the importance of "Stand Your Ground" statutes throughout the country. Marshall, the Host of MarshallTalk said, "I believe the George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin case brings out the worst of many Americans. It's not horrible because we need to deal with these issues and hopefully make some corrections to the Justice System and if possible get rid of the so-called "Stand Your Ground" laws/statutes. As shameful as it may seem, in my opinion this case is really just about racism, which is the main purpose for the "Stand Your Ground" laws in the first place." Marshall also believes at some point the Good People of all ethnicities will stand up and fight for what is right, instead of ridiculous emotional, political, and historical biases. What do you think? Join in on the conversation, whether you agree or disagree with Marshall.
Tags: trayvon martin stand your ground george zimmerman justice system trial
by MarshallTalk in News
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TENSION IN THE KOREAS
This show will discuss the latest news and information about the Koreas. Much is going on over there that needs addressed as we are about to enter perilous times (even though we have been at the beginnings of it as of March 13, 2013).
This is a listener supported show. I need your help to stay on the air, whether it is through prayer, donations, interacting in the chat or calling in on the show. Whatever you are able to do, my husband and I greatly appreciate it. God bless you.
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Paris Cannon Racial Hate Crime Bully
African girl, Paris Cannon, tries to mutilate and kill white student, Aria Jewett, in Jacksonville Florida. Both girls are age 14. Fight took place April 2013 off school grounds at lunch time.
Duval County in Jacksonville Florida wants Paris Cannon out of all Duval County schools. Paris Cannon has appealed.
Paris Cannon is known as a "serial bully" and has tried to maim and permanently injure other students, according to Oceanway Middle School students. Racially based hate crimes? Hostile work environment?
Jodie Arias can get death for killing
Tags: Dr Loraine Goodwin Loraine Goodwin Paris Cannon Jodie Arias Aria Jewett Travis Alexander Oceanway Middle School Jacksonville Florida
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Is Inter racial marriage wrong ?
This discussion involved oppinions of dating outside of your race..
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The world according to a bi- racial women
Ever wonder about your bi- racial friend, co- worker or neighbor? Do they go by black, white or “ other”? Join me on this weeks show for a real conversation with my guest Angela Weddle who grew up being bullied in the schools of New Orleans because she was “different in so many ways" and as a survivor of hurricane Katrina she knows how to make it in a world that is unsure of what category she fits under. She is an amazing artist, story teller and budding comedienne and she has found away to tell her story,share it through her work and help others all while coming from the perspective of being both a black AND a white woman..this should be interesting!
Tags: women business relationships money culture
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