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If your take-away from what happened in Sanford is, "Another black kid dead," then you haven't been listening at all apparently.
It's about what people find inherently suspicious in America, what they deem a threat to themselves, and how black people interact with the communities they're a part of. That's all Obama was talking about. Being followed in a department store because somebody thinks you're going to steal something. A woman clutching her purse when you enter an elevator. Things that this president has PERSONALLY experienced as a black man in America. What is so difficult to understand here? | ||
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If you look at Obama and say that when he walks into a super market, people around him would say, "There goes a white-black man," you are dense. Race is attributed to you by others. You don't get to choose it. In America's past, plenty of black people did what was known as "passed" as being white, and lived relatively normal lives being perceived as white by society. It's about how society treats you and how they categorize you, not about your fucking genealogy. | |||
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To be honest, Obama's background is pretty rough. He had a broken home, and he is self-made. To make it this far; I think he really pushed himself with great discipline. I heard people said, racism is over, now a day, its about Rich vs. Poor. I wish that is the case but in reality, its not. Racism is stronger than ever.
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