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[zack1234]

To kill a mockingbird bird is a book.

Americans rarely read books they are communist or something 

So racism is worse today than in the 1960’s

The stupidity.

Orange man bad

[Mano]

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[Arlo]

To kill a mockingbird bird is a book.

Americans rarely read books they are communist or something 

So racism is worse today than in the 1960’s

The stupidity.

Orange man bad

Try reading Empire of the Summer Moon. It might give you less time to monkeyshine on the forum.

[Shuffler]

To kill a mockingbird bird is a book.

Americans rarely read books they are communist or something 

So racism is worse today than in the 1960’s

The stupidity.

Orange man bad

Racism is worse today. Oregon removed some school requirements because they felt black folks were incapable of passing them. New Jersey school just removed the Honors classes because they think black people are not capable of participating in them. They call it "equity", aka make everyone no better than the weakest link.

They evidently do not know some of the black folks I know. Just like any other folks, there are smart, regular, and dumb.

[DmonSlyr]

Some of those are pretty funny!

To kill a mockingbird bird is a book.

Americans rarely read books they are communist or something 

So racism is worse today than in the 1960’s

The stupidity.

Orange man bad

I actually just finished a book called: "Unstopable Prosperity" by Charles Payne, in order to learn more about stock trading. I love reading books written by prosperous black men. It turns the tables on the narrative that black people cannot achieve success due to "muh white privilege" and also shows how incredibly smart black men can be intellectually. I also have read books by Herman Cain and Thomas Sowell. I really admire these men because they achieved huge success in very challenging circumstances and proved that black people can achieve the American Dream if they try.

[Arlo]