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re: Has the majority of the black community always hated all whites?
Posted on 11/12/16 at 1:13 am to PerCuriam
Posted on 11/12/16 at 1:13 am to PerCuriam
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now the worst parts of both make MSM headlines only in order to perpetuate stereotypes.
Bingo.
If the majority of the black people you see are on TV in mugshots, instead of sitting next to you at work, church or other places, it will affect how you view them if you're not careful.
Its like those magazines written by women for women, describing what men like. "10 ways to please a man." If the only advice a woman gets about men is from other women, she's already starting off on a bad foot.
The TV becomes unhealthy in large doses.
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Posted on 11/12/16 at 1:18 am to stomp
All churches I went to growing up were black churches. I had black friends growing up, but never really ever saw any racism or discrimination in my family. We discriminated on class though, regardless of color. Poor people in the ghettos or trailer parks we viewed as troublesome.
I've made the argument here many times. I'm a full blown classist. I'm sure there are many great poor people, but seeing the violence and the drugs among the poor in LA made us jaded.
My dad was a preacher growing up and used to go to the ghettos and trailer parks to hand out bible tracks, witness, etc. He had knives and guns pulled on him. I'm surprised he is still alive looking back.
I've made the argument here many times. I'm a full blown classist. I'm sure there are many great poor people, but seeing the violence and the drugs among the poor in LA made us jaded.
My dad was a preacher growing up and used to go to the ghettos and trailer parks to hand out bible tracks, witness, etc. He had knives and guns pulled on him. I'm surprised he is still alive looking back.
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