FieldMink

It actually isn't on this list but okay......

Until change comes about. Just as similar to the civil rights movement ...

The guys an idiot but sure, praise him and his stance if you want ...

[quote]If I were a black student, or simply a black person alone, I would be very insulted by this, as if to say that I wasn’t smart enough to pass on my own, and so need White man to just pass me. That would piss me off to no end, and yet, not a peep about racism here. It’s extremely racist IMO[/qu...

As an Elec Eng., i suggest doing EE rather than Mech. Or civil. Haven't heard much about Mech. E jobs from other companies and a lot, here in texas at least, usually want some type of Cad or electrical knowledge. ...

Needs to eat a tad bit more but she's nice...

[quote]Your wife got the Cov from a black man and you got it from her.[/quote] Slightly racist much...

I like it. Can't wait to watch. :popcorn: ...

[quote]Here is one letter dug out of archives from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. It was purportedly written by then LSU president Troy H. Middleton in 1961. It reads: "Though we did not like it, we accepted Negroes as students, our Negro students have made no attempt to attend social...

Love it, keep up the good work NASCAR :cheers:...

[quote]the majority of Americans that are reasonable, hard working, tax paying citizens[/quote] So those who are also considered part of the "we" who might feel silenced, degraded, and abused or whatever else shouldn't continue to have a voice until there is change? Or are YOU just sick of hearin...

Maybe when there is actual change. I get being fed up but imagine being racially profiled or held to a lower standard due to the color of your skin. That's something other people never have to worry about the second they're born whereas for someone such as myself, its a different story. Now yeah...

Too bad that'll never happen. If you fit the "racist" description, then own up to it and ready up for being called out ...

I've known four people who have had it. My good friend from college and his grandma. Plus two people from my church. ...

Kneeling on someones neck while they can't breath with a seemingly "idgaf" look on your face compared to kneeling during the american anthem because people feel that police brutality exist are two different things. Also, Kap knelt years prior to the George Floyd incident....

I'm from Houston and Hispanics are a large majority in the city. But i honestly think you won't see much of an uprising because, although probably most are legal, there's a good chunk of illegal Hispanics in the H. I believe some feel that if they were to stand up then their most likely going to get...

It's not that he is the face of the cause, there are countless others who were killed/murdered by a cop or where justice wasn't served. Few just to name are Philando Castile, Sandra Bland, and Breanna Taylor. His death and how he died was the icing on the cake. Or even sprinkles if you will. Yea...

As a black man in America, its not always about doing something wrong and not acting an ass. A white person can seemingly act an arse and do something wrong and won't necessarily have a gun pulled out on them. Maybe not to you but there is a stigma when it comes to stuff like that. If you were bl...

Everyone has a right to their own opinion. But i also think being shallow minded, naive, or absent minded with that opinion plays a role in today's society. In terms of Drew standing for the anthem, cool bro. Do you. Not taking that from you. And you don't have to agree with why Colin or others ...

Not necessarily a fan of either guy however they've both contributed to minorities and their community. Lebron alone has contributed more than Brees on his own. Kap has donated to 40 different orgs. since 2018. Either way, Lebron not kneeling for the flag is his choice but as he said "that doesn't m...