Edmond may have just elected its first black mayor, but some residents are apparently still pining f

[TexasTowelie]

Edmond may have just elected its first black mayor, but some residents are apparently still pining for the days when it was a sundown town.


A reading of the proclamation for the first recognized Pride month in the city by Mayor Darrell Davis was interrupted by Karen … errr … Cheryl Williams.

“I am deeply offended because someone on this council felt like he could speak for all of you without your vote and most likely without your input and then shove it down my throat. That’s not the America I live in,” Williams said.

She goes on to name the ship her ancestors arrived in America aboard. I wonder what the name of the ship Davis’s ancestors arrived on was.

Anyway…

Williams then does the city council equivalent of “I’m not racist, but…” explaining how everyone can live side-by-side with her on Lapwing Road, presumably as long as they keep their gay mouths shut and don’t do any queer stuff.

Read more: https://www.okgazette.com/oklahoma/edmond-may-have-just-elected-its-first-black-mayor-but-some-residents-are-apparently-still-pining-for-the-days-when-it-was-a-sundown-town/Content?oid=8522402

[czarjak]

1. Okey-Dokie.

[Hugh_Lebowski]

2. I can't believe this homophobic crap happened in Oklahoma of all places (nt)

[TexasTowelie]

3. I've been reading the back pages of the Internet and posting those articles on DU for over

five years. At this point, I can believe almost anything.

[WhiteTara]

4. After reading your posts for the past

five years, I'm right with you. This country is filled with mentally ill idiots!