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re: Gary Chamber weighs in on St. George
Posted on 5/2/24 at 10:51 pm to LSUGRAD2008
Posted on 5/2/24 at 10:51 pm to LSUGRAD2008
This is correct. I live in St George. I old, kids are raised, so this doesn’t affect me as much as young families. I sent my kids to private school from kindergarten until they graduated. This was late eighties to early 2000s. I made decent money so I was able. It was expensive but , in the end, worth it. So I’ve got a little experience here.
I like to think that most black people work hard and want this best for their families. A black man worked as a warehouse manager for the company my father worked for his whole life. He was a simple man, respectful, dependable. He’d come help fix our cars. Do odd jobs and my dad would pay him. He showed up everyday kept his head down and just worked. On retiring he was a millionaire. He ended up supporting his grandchildren. I don’t know the story about his kids but they apparently didn’t support and nurture their children. But he did. My point is there’s a lot of food hard working black folks. I’d like to think more are like Henry than those that give the race a bad reputation.
I would like to think hard working adults, and I’m talking about all us “white folks” who claim to hate the race baiting quit using it. I think most black adults want to end this cycle. So do we. It won’t end until we get race out of the equation. Just my two cents.
I like to think that most black people work hard and want this best for their families. A black man worked as a warehouse manager for the company my father worked for his whole life. He was a simple man, respectful, dependable. He’d come help fix our cars. Do odd jobs and my dad would pay him. He showed up everyday kept his head down and just worked. On retiring he was a millionaire. He ended up supporting his grandchildren. I don’t know the story about his kids but they apparently didn’t support and nurture their children. But he did. My point is there’s a lot of food hard working black folks. I’d like to think more are like Henry than those that give the race a bad reputation.
I would like to think hard working adults, and I’m talking about all us “white folks” who claim to hate the race baiting quit using it. I think most black adults want to end this cycle. So do we. It won’t end until we get race out of the equation. Just my two cents.
Posted on 5/2/24 at 11:02 pm to Kjindave
You’re spot on. Race doesn’t need to be magnified. Skin color, hair color, spouse color, who the frick cares? God made us this way and we shouldn’t be compartmentalized into stereotypes bc social media and the news say so. We all deserve the same fair chance at a good life. Some are more fortunate than others but everyone should be judged by the content of their character not by how they look.
Posted on 5/3/24 at 7:09 am to Kjindave
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My point is there’s a lot of food hard working black folks. I’d like to think more are like Henry than those that give the race a bad reputation.
I agree there are a lot of good black people out there that work hard and try to improve their lives and their children’s lives.
The problem is they will blindly vote for the Democratic Party no matter what. They never ask the question what has the Democratic Party actually done to improve the black community. They’ll never understand they are being used and held back. The black community are slaves to the Democratic Party, they just don’t realize it. Look what happens when one of them tries to leave the Democratic plantation, “ if you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black”.
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