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this reminds me of that one lady who said she never experienced racism in the military
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Right.What’s with the new twist of wording like “race theory”? It’s fact that whites put native Americans in concentration camps.
It’s fact that whites burned down black wall street in Tulsa. It’s fact that whites stormed the capital on Jan 6th. It’s fact that white men tried their best to keep slavery going.
From everything I’ve gathered, the use of the word “race theory” has been misconstrued as much as the word “patriot” or “American” for starters. Essentially, they (white people) aren’t using the term race theory correctly. Secondly, white people basically don’t want to teach legitimate history because they think it makes them look bad. Instead, more teaching of the loving pilgrims, the hero MLK, and soon, the great patriot TrumpRight.
Maybe I'm just ignorant but I though all the "race theory" stuff just boil down to teaching history and political science correctly?
Did not know about the start of memorial dayVeteran's mic cut when he speaks of Black people's role in Memorial Day creation
What at first seemed to be a short audio malfunction at Monday's Memorial Day ceremony in Hudson's Markillie Cemetery turned out to be anything but.amp.beaconjournal.com
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The American Legion wanted parts of the speech to be removed and the speaker refused, so they turned down the volume at the parts they didn't want to public to hear, such as when the speaker told the audience that the first Memorial day parade was held by local Black soldiers to commemorate those who died during the civil war.
Make no mistakes, the Confederacy lives in those people's hearts.
Honest question, who dubbed that the black national anthem? Also, isn’t the national anthem the……. NATIONAL anthem? Lol like for ALL Americans?
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