Comments on: Ol America Should Become More Racist.

By: hassan aziz

hassan aziz — Mon, 25 May 2015 04:48:00 +0000

thanks DECARTERO….. TRUE DAT!!!

By: DCARTER910

DCARTER910 — Mon, 25 May 2015 00:39:27 +0000

Jdean,

I have a answer for you. Because rich blacks don’t give back. Floyd maywheather isn’t going to buy a basketball team nor is he going to start a college fund. Blacks don’t support blacks. Obama complains about racism but blacks have the highest unemployment under him and he does more for the lgbt and Hispanic community than us. Also by legalizing millions of Hispanics and welcoming more over, black power and influence in America is disappearing at an a alarming rate. If the billions of dollars in the hands of wealthy blacks came back to our communities then there would be a difference. That’s not the white mans doing but selfish self hating blacks with money and influence.

By: jdean

jdean — Wed, 20 May 2015 13:43:58 +0000

Where does it lead us; To having our own and getting our own league’s. The audience will come, black or white or mexican, look at Floyd Mayweather, who owns his own promotion company. What about the BET awards is that audience non black mostly , nope. We don’t need anyone. TSCAn why did you take that point from my response, which was a supporting point to my main point which is racism doesn’t stop because we have a few successful black people. And most blacks don’t stop striving and going for success because of racism. Add more depth to your response instead of talking about 95% irrelevancy stuff. All I meant is that if we are the majority of the product then why is the ownership only have one black man, Michael Jordan. Its no coincidence , its a slave- master relationship mentality.

By: Tscan

Tscan — Wed, 20 May 2015 06:25:52 +0000

Jdean, then why shouldn’t 95% of the audience be black? Do you see where this line of reasoning leads? Do you?

By: Sam Starr

Sam Starr — Tue, 19 May 2015 19:55:56 +0000

When we discount a person’s life story we are not being honest. She spoke of the adversaries that she has faced in all of her endeavors; where did she state that it stopped her progress? She recanted the constant unfair criticisms she recieves regardless of what good she does; where did she say it stopped her? She gave a lesson on the things that we as Blacks have to contend with in our very lives; where did she says it stops us? If would be remiss of her to give America’s forgotten children hope without caution… Furthermore, researched more of Denzel Washington and his career AND public speaking. He has spoken on several occasions about the very thing that First Lady Michelle Obama spoke of to students abroud, alike, an unalike… Kool-Aid is sweet for a reason my brother.

By: jdean

jdean — Tue, 19 May 2015 17:57:59 +0000

You are one of those people who thinks that because we have made strides and have a few people in power that racism has slowed down or we must not continue to tackle racism as a strong problem in this country. No . These few exceptions prove the rule of racism is to give us a few people like obama, oprah, holder , Jordan to make the racist system look like it works for blacks as a whole, No Raynard , No. You are smarter than that. IF 95% percent of the NBA is black why shouldn’t 95 percent of the owners be black. We are the best at sports yet we have no stake in it. So Raynard why are you misleading us. We should be the most represented group on television, sports, and music. Have more pride for your people. You sound like an Uncle Tom bro!!!!!

By: James Davis

James Davis — Tue, 19 May 2015 13:55:36 +0000

You are right, there is still a lot wrong with America when it comes to the problem of race and Obama’s record when it comes to HBCU’s, nevertheless as you indicated there are also great opportunities. However, you must never neglect the need to positively correct what is wrong with this country when it is appropriate, because by doing this you also contribute to the greatness that America could be.

Criticism is never wrong when it is just, as the target of the criticism, if corrected, makes America and indeed the world a better place for everyone.

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