Well-said, Keith! I remember being the only Black child in my first grade
class.
One of two in the whole school (sister in kindergarten). And we had to read
Black Sambo! I remember feeling confused, and I'm sure that I tied the
story
to the poetry my little classmates had me take home to my
G, I'm thinking that's because of the prevalence of hip-hop music. We see kids
of all races and creeds bopping along to it at concerts, side by side, and we
just think that everything's hunky-dory between the races because of it, when
it's anything but.
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Again, bravo, Keith! Right on point!
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Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
another CAPITAL s-word extravaganza
Martin wrote:
How do they get around to that? Or is this another S-word extravaganza?
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
I agree, Tracey. They did have Noein, which I really like (enough to have the
first two DVD volumes), but I didn't watch it because it was the stuff I
already had. When they finally got into the closing arc, they put the show on
hiatus. (G...)
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)
Hey...
You left the room. I painted me and my sister white.
Just different reactions to traumatic events...
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I have to toss in my mea culpa here, because I'm the first guy to try and
forget that any of this ever came down the pike. Even when I was a kifd
watching these, I wouold ge tup and leave the room so as not to have to face
this.
Shame on me.
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Amazing,
no shame at all. you were definitely ahead of the curve as a kid. I suppose the
black child on Little Rascals didn't do it for you either? I'm not advocating
watching this stuff every day either; i just don't want it to completely pass
from our collective memories...
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G, I'm thinking that's because of the prevalence of hip-hop music. We see
kids of all races and creeds bopping along to it at concerts, side by side,
and we just think that everything's hunky-dory between the races because of
Thank you for the fyi. I'm embrrassed but relieved that this is not true
trublubu2 wrote:
hello all,
despite this site looking real (i was angered when i read
the 'report' as well), the 'news' on there is supposed to be satire,
like The Onion.
check out what the site's proprietors
LMNAO!!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no foolin'?!
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From: Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey...
You left the room. I painted me and my sister white.
Just different reactions to traumatic events...
Maurice Jennings
Have you or
Nope. Still feel horribly guilty over it. Making it all the worse in my case-
it took making the acquaintance of a White woman to make me begin examining
racial issues in depth.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no shame at all. you were definitely ahead of
the curve as a kid. I suppose the
we have gone backwards. People get complacent; more importantly, they get tired
of thinking about issues, and so they let stuff creep back in. If i had a
nickel for every person--blacks, as well as whites in many cases--who tells me
get over it. that was in the past. don't try to see racism in
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This has always been my take on race perception.
Whites are inordinately blessed by Deity.
By this, I mean that there is no single word, phrase or image that can drive a
Caucasian person to the heights/depths of rage, relieving one of all rational
thought and reducing them to pure base
no foolin'?!
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From: Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey...
You left the room. I painted me and my sister white.
Just different reactions to traumatic events...
Maurice Jennings
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I've enjoyed it mostly so far - better than a fork in the eye - but not so
enthralling that I'd consider purchasing the DVD.
Of course, I loves me some Zooey though, so that may be part of it...
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I have not been able to watch the third segment yet, but there are
definitely some parts that could have been condensed or cut.
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you haven't been watching the cartoon? It's the animated series based on DC's
Legion of Super Heroes. Airs Sunday mornings before The Batman. Really good:
much better than i expected. they've changed the basic story in many ways: due
to copyright issues, young Clark (probably around 18) calls
hey, at least you reached a point where you began examining. i know far too
many adults who still don't want to even think of any of this stuff...
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Nope. Still feel horribly guilty over it. Making it all the worse in
Anyone? not hearing any reviews. I have the next week-and-a-half off from work,
and wondering if i should watch the miniseries, or clear up the tape for
Avatar and Legion of Superheroes
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Keith Johnson)
When I realized Tin
What is legion of superheroes?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone? not hearing any reviews. I have the next week-and-a-half off
from work, and wondering if i should watch the miniseries, or clear up
the tape for Avatar and Legion of Superheroes
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