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noiretextatique

(27,275 posts)
79. i am wondering where all those outraged black Duers are?
Sun Aug 23, 2015, 07:14 PM
Aug 2015

now that i've had a white person tell me he knows not only what most black DUers think, but he know what most black americans think also. if he was a bernie supporter...this would be a MAJOR problem, probably worthy of its own OP. Clinton supporter...not so much. GOT IT.

This is a good read...K & R... Wounded Bear Aug 2015 #1
Good understanding of this explosive issue that seems to have been influenced ... AuntPatsy Aug 2015 #2
Good read Catherina... AOR Aug 2015 #3
Thanks Catherina malaise Aug 2015 #4
It's all true, but that doesn't make it wrong to focus on racism starroute Aug 2015 #5
+1 navarth Aug 2015 #7
Of course not, we agree on that Catherina Aug 2015 #11
Agree with both of you........ socialist_n_TN Aug 2015 #36
Hi my friend! Catherina Aug 2015 #39
Yep. I really do believe that was his first goal with his candidacy........ socialist_n_TN Aug 2015 #42
If so, I hope the movement is sound enough in basic theory Catherina Aug 2015 #61
Recommended. mmonk Aug 2015 #6
Another Jacobin fan RufusTFirefly Aug 2015 #18
. mmonk Aug 2015 #35
Bookmarked for later. hifiguy Aug 2015 #8
K&R...thank you! n/t OneGrassRoot Aug 2015 #9
I could be wrong, but didn't some Black American DUers Baitball Blogger Aug 2015 #10
Not all Black DUers, just a few who claim to speak for everyone Catherina Aug 2015 #14
Thank you for the response. Baitball Blogger Aug 2015 #20
+1000 "It's all about political access and economic rewards" n/t Catherina Aug 2015 #22
There is a reason for D politicians Who have adopted a hybrid theory of governance Dragonfli Aug 2015 #26
As if I didn't love you enough already! Thanks 4 an astute, awesome post Catherina Aug 2015 #28
Token support for minorities, is what it boils down to. Baitball Blogger Aug 2015 #30
This deserves to be its own OP. stranger81 Aug 2015 #67
You're wrong. Almost all black DUers disagree with this type of analysis. kwassa Aug 2015 #32
How are you going to change the Police Department's antagonistic process, Baitball Blogger Aug 2015 #60
Public perceptions are being changed about the police. That is what BLM .... kwassa Aug 2015 #77
how can you possibly know what most black americans think? noiretextatique Aug 2015 #72
I know a lot of black people. Don't you? kwassa Aug 2015 #74
how about common sense? noiretextatique Aug 2015 #78
There is no way Sanders will not be painted as a socialist. kwassa Aug 2015 #81
yeah the ones who claim all AA's hate other AA critics of Obama. m-lekktor Aug 2015 #51
K & R beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #12
Thanks. I'm glad to be back too Catherina Aug 2015 #23
Very good analysis; makes sense of a lot of things. n/t Beartracks Aug 2015 #13
This webpage is not available LWolf Aug 2015 #15
Are you using Chrome? Catherina Aug 2015 #16
I WAS using chrome; LWolf Aug 2015 #19
I'm glad FF worked Catherina Aug 2015 #25
Oh, no. LWolf Aug 2015 #31
I'll send you an extra duster Catherina Aug 2015 #62
Okay. LWolf Aug 2015 #64
Excellent read. Recommended. RufusTFirefly Aug 2015 #17
Great read. I have felt this needed saying DirkGently Aug 2015 #21
cogent, drama-free analysis of the realities of change. nashville_brook Aug 2015 #24
Bookmarking for later, thank you :) n/t slipslidingaway Aug 2015 #27
Interesting read. Gormy Cuss Aug 2015 #29
Class and race operate both separately and together to impoverish people. Catherina Aug 2015 #38
I don't see anyone here separating the two. Well, let me correct that. I DO see people here sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #45
I see people here who almost reflexively try to shift a racial injustice topic into an economic one Gormy Cuss Aug 2015 #46
What's really tiresome is to see such an enormous issue, ignored mostly by the same people sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #48
This analysis is mistaken, of course. It is, of course, from a socialist magazine .... kwassa Aug 2015 #33
+10^10^100. The piece is extremely poorly written and makes points that don't follow at all. stevenleser Aug 2015 #40
So are you ssaying that you do not support Economic Equality/Justice for minorities? That appears sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #47
"So are you ssaying that you do not support Economic Equality/Justice for minorities?" NuclearDem Aug 2015 #49
What does any of that have to do with fighting for economic equality? And just WHO has ever said sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #50
You are diverting the topic. This thread is about BLM, not income equality per se. kwassa Aug 2015 #53
The topic is 'why Liberals Separate Racism from Class'. That is what the title of the OP sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #55
No, the issue of income equality is not irrelevant. kwassa Aug 2015 #73
It's not just the AA posters on DU. Huge majorities of black people everywhere have been saying this Number23 Aug 2015 #87
I have to wonder if O.J. Simpson had been poor, not having celebrity and economic power would the Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #52
I think we know the answer to that Uncle Joe! sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #54
It don't get it either, sabrina? Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #56
You don't get it because those arguments don't exist. NuclearDem Aug 2015 #57
Nobody is saying it will, but economic justice will go a long way toward leveling the playing field. Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #58
Right-wing economics... MountCleaners Aug 2015 #84
Shameless bullshit allegation - and you know it is. Twisting the truth that they are sometimes bettyellen Aug 2015 #68
Sorry, but that is how it is coming across. sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #69
No one said it - so stop saying they did. It's nonsense. bettyellen Aug 2015 #71
Who is "they"? It is just a charge being thrown about. Capitalism requires division, an hierachy mmonk Aug 2015 #41
Great post. Lisa D Aug 2015 #43
Well said kwassa. PragmaticLiberal Aug 2015 #44
how do you propose to end racism in all areas of American life? noiretextatique Aug 2015 #75
Educate the public about the history of racism and it's effects. kwassa Aug 2015 #80
Yet you don't even mention the profit motivation that caused .... socialist_n_TN Aug 2015 #82
Race was around long before capitalism. kwassa Aug 2015 #83
You're right but that person will never be able to accept that. If you have bought into stevenleser Aug 2015 #90
K & R historylovr Aug 2015 #34
Good article. daleo Aug 2015 #37
I'm so glad someone spelled this out daredtowork Aug 2015 #59
You're welcome n/t Catherina Aug 2015 #63
Great article! hifiguy Aug 2015 #65
Who treats race as "permanent and unchanging"- link please! bettyellen Aug 2015 #66
race is not permanent and unchanging noiretextatique Aug 2015 #76
Class issues threaten both Parties' financial backers. Social ones do not. nt Romulox Aug 2015 #70
i am wondering where all those outraged black Duers are? noiretextatique Aug 2015 #79
You know where to find them. kwassa Aug 2015 #85
and here is the rest of Bernie's problem, from today's NYT. kwassa Aug 2015 #86
Don't get me started Catherina Aug 2015 #88
Not SOCIALISM...not from MLK!? noiretextatique Aug 2015 #92
Your inability to discuss the issues is telling. kwassa Aug 2015 #93
Some would rather control what others think Waiting For Everyman Aug 2015 #89
Because liberals know folks like Julian Bond greymattermom Aug 2015 #91
ttt Blue_Tires Aug 2015 #94
Great article, very thoughtful, thanks. nt Zorra Aug 2015 #95
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