There are no races, we are all African, though the eons of migration and adaptation have differentiated us superficially.

I’m still annoyed that we didn’t get a chance to vote for Michelle for president in the primaries (and then the election, of course)

I got called a racist more than once on a sister site, which shall remain nameless, for arguing against Hillary Clinton.

Perhaps you should double-check your own before accusing somebody else? I’m being polite here but critical thinking is basically my cause, not my issue.

No, it’s definitely white people. White fragility is real and it is destructive as hell.

Going ‘Rawr!’ is WAY more fun though! :)

I can’t imagine why.

I think when somebody in the black replies to a grey post, that grey post turns black too. (I could be wrong there, but I think I recall noticing that a few times over on the IO9/Giz/Jez side of things)

You’re presuming that the author (and similar activists) actually want a conversation.

If you look in his comment history, you’ll see he has an unfortunate history of that kind of ... thing.

I mean, the author just absolutely demolished this point in the post. I honestly can’t tell if you’re being purposeful dense so as to troll, but if you’re not another little nugget that may help you...

It’s not ‘white people’, it’s ‘people who don’t want to see other perspectives’.

What the actual fuck.

Whites will benefit from that and whites must be punished.

Ahh, I understand you now.

You think that’s an effective response? You half-addressed one issue, and that issue doesn’t fit the context you put it in, while ignoring the rest of your rambling.

More people voted against HRC than for HRC. Think about that.

BLM are big fans of FIdel Castro and his ilk. That is guaranteed to skew any positive message BLM wants to send out with a large segment of people. BLM’s hero worship of Assata Shakur and Charles Hill, cop killers, says it all about moral character.

As a Native, you’re correct. Democrats, as a party, don’t give a fuck about me because we only make up about 1% of the voters.