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Those small businesses should be mad at the government for giving away all the money intended for them to banks, airlines and friggin shake shack
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Looting and that stuff is collateral damage in any revolution...
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I'm so nervous that the next time Trump opens his mouth. 4 years of this craziness with no end in sight. Pray folks, pray.
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Yea, that is the part that confuses me mostly.
Man you are using 1960s talking points.
Stop.
Educated non-racist Latinos use the term brown, especially since the Chicano movement. It was a way to denounce white supremacy, even if the person is light skinned, as way to celebrate the non-European Aztec heritage of Mexicans.
"The Chicano Movement was heavily influenced by and entwined with the Black Power movement, and both movements held similar objectives of community empowerment and liberation while also calling for Black-Brown unity.[11][12] Leaders such as César Chávez, Reies Tijerina, and Rodolfo Gonzales learned strategies of resistance and worked with leaders of the Black Power movement. Chicano organizations like the Brown Berets and Mexican American Youth Organization (MAYO) were influenced by the political agenda of Black activist organizations such as the Black Panthers. Chicano political demonstrations, such as the East L.A. Walkouts and the Chicano Moratorium, occurred in collaboration with Black students and activists.[11][6]
Politically, the movement was also broken off into sections like chicanismo. "Chicanismo meant to some Chicanos dignity, self respect, pride, uniqueness, and a feeling of a cultural rebirth." Mexican-Americans wanted to embrace the color of their skin instead of it being something to be ashamed of. Many Mexican-Americans unfortunately had it ingrained on them through society that it was better socially and economically to act "White" or "Normal." The movement wanted to break that mindset and embrace who they were and be loud and proud of it. A lot of people in the movement thought it was acceptable to speak Spanish to one another and not be ashamed of not being fluent in English. The movement encouraged to not only discus tradition with other Mexican-Americans but others not within the movement. America was a land of immigrants not just for the social and economically accepted people. The movement made it a point not to exclude others of other cultures but to bring them into the fold to make everyone understanding of one another."
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I’m side eyeing all these companies “showing support”, I think they don’t want us to take the next(strongest imo) step, protesting with our money.
What you see in your post...
What we see in your post...
So please...
and tell a friend to tell a friend
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I think this dude already got arrested lol. Clown.
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Y'all gotta realize some people don't have the intellectual and moral capacity to look pass the damage to material items that they use to validate their identity.
Either that or they understand and just want to undermine the real issue at hand.
Either that or they understand and just want to undermine the real issue at hand.
MVP
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What a ******* disgrace.
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so are casualties
but a person shot to death over a looting a pair of jordans, headphones, glasses, liquor bottles or whatever else
is no martyr in my eyes
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Silence Is NOT An Option | Ben & Jerry’s
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Honestly Ben and Jerrys killed this write up.
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Ben and Jerry's been on it. Look up what they say about other issues.
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45 brought this on with his "2nd amendment talk" all the while ignoring to highlight ppls rights to the 1st
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I don't agree with what happened to George Floyd and I don't agree with any form of looting or destroying cities.
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Another one. This is starting to become a buzz phrase.
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Vermont is full of Bernie supporters, but there are some closet racists there.
Good for Ben and Jerry.
Good for Ben and Jerry.
