younger now

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abuse of patients

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Not sure that the worst blowjob I’ve ever received (even if the toothiness was magnified by 10) would be considered “abuse”.

Apparently it has about 2/3rds of the time.

Why would Reagan be responsible for anything that happened to anyone on a national level in the 70s.

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I think you’ve outlived your purpose as a pos

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Why would you say this?

I’m going to assume that you take offense to the question, which is in and of itself a perfect microcosm of the biggest problem facing today’s racism narrative - no one wants to be asked to look within........to the point of simply asking a thoughtful question like the one I posed garners responses like yours.

The OP was downvoted about 4-1 the last time I checked. Yet the responses - the actual intelligent, thought out responses - would seem to indicate that it’s a valid question.

Look at my post history. It’s brief. It also will tell you pretty quickly that I have a really recent history of “looking within.”

Responses like yours (if that response is based on some true emotion of yours as opposed to just message board banter) are why I don’t have a ton of hope for the direction of this country, at least to the extent that direction is steered by racism.

Until we are all willing to honestly see things as they are, and not see things only to the extent that they support our own personal agendas, my gosh, we’re in trouble.

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We need more vocational training and less college training across the board - regardless of race.

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This is absolutely true. If this plan were implemented successfully, not only would black colleges no long unnecessarily drain state education coffers, but the litany of equally unnecessary, underperforming white colleges would no longer be a part of that same drain.

....and if so, what’s to be done about that?

Clearly, at their inception, their was a need for their establishment, and for many years, their existence.

But consider their white “counterpart” schools at the high school level. I grew up in the era of “LISA” schools. For the youngsters, “LISA” schools were small, private schools that served one unwritten purpose to which educating children was actually secondary. These schools sprang up in late 1960s and early 1970’s, and that PRIMARY purpose was to keep little white boys and girls from having to face the horrors of being educated while sitting next to little black girls and boys.

As the South integrated the public school system in the 1970’s, and found other, more subtle ways to segregate children, the primary purpose and conditions for which and in which these schools were created and deemed necessary no longer existed. As such, they either closed up shop, or allowed black children to attend.

The same plight now faces historically black colleges. Sure, white folks can go. And obviously, black folks can go to colleges that were once off limits to them. It just seems to me that the when the educational money pie is getting carved up at the state level, and simultaneously word comes down that higher education is facing serious financial crisis, the most logical place to cut would be an ENTIRE SYSTEM of schools who’s purpose for creation no longer exists.

Always thought Hans Soro was a pretty clever name.

TJ Quills was also on there years ago.

They need instructors?

Serious job opportunity for all us knuckle checking, Ultra alpha Sonic legend baws of the OT.

Guess black un-lives matter as much as lives.

Edit: in all seriousness, this would technically qualify as the first live shot/round in the reparations debate. About to be a true cost paid by white non-slave owners directly attributable to dead slaves.