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Devon S
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Watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-q4MDQ0cDI
and let me hear some input. Some of the things those interviewees says really saddens me.. When will this racism fade? Hopefully after 2 or 3 generations.
I understand what you're saying JT. But the thing is, those certain African Americans voting for Obama just because he's black are obviously more justified than those voting for the white nominees just because they're white. Why? Because those African Americans are voting for Obama hoping for change and that this new larger presence of an African American president will actually change society in its bigotry for the better. And those voting for McClain or Hilary because Obama is black.. they are simply hoping things remain as they are. And we all know what will remain is not what we are hoping for. Yeah, you make a point, reverse racism may be prevalent and voting for black just because they're black can be as ignorant. But such as seeing that first African American lady talking about change, she is more justified than probably all those other interviewees because she votes with actual reason.
and let me hear some input. Some of the things those interviewees says really saddens me.. When will this racism fade? Hopefully after 2 or 3 generations.
I understand what you're saying JT. But the thing is, those certain African Americans voting for Obama just because he's black are obviously more justified than those voting for the white nominees just because they're white. Why? Because those African Americans are voting for Obama hoping for change and that this new larger presence of an African American president will actually change society in its bigotry for the better. And those voting for McClain or Hilary because Obama is black.. they are simply hoping things remain as they are. And we all know what will remain is not what we are hoping for. Yeah, you make a point, reverse racism may be prevalent and voting for black just because they're black can be as ignorant. But such as seeing that first African American lady talking about change, she is more justified than probably all those other interviewees because she votes with actual reason.