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They'll call you racist, but they'll never call you "Liar".

Most racism is done by people who claim they can’t be racist while being racist…

Not having to lockup the sunscreen 😂

"Sometimes you get Black Muslims, that's a double negative" 😂😂

When I  got home from the Army, I  applied for a position with the Sheriff's Office as a 911 dispatcher. After passing the 3hour civil service exam, with a score of 100. They gave me 10 extra points for being a veteran! Couldn't  use it since I  already had a 100! I lost to a black girl who scored 62. Which is failing. She got the job, because of Affirmative Action! I found out she quit 2 months later and was late 9 times! They couldn't  fire her.  It was too late for me though. I had already started college. I don't  sit around. The day I  found out I  didn't  get it, I  enrolled in college less then 24 hours. But I've never forgotten that. I went on to a successful medical career. What a joke Affirmative action was!

They hated Charlie for telling the truth

Racist ❌ Truth ✅

My daughter (white) got attacked twice in middle school. Once while she was sitting in a single desk during TESTING- the girl came up from behind her & attacked. She never even had a chance to TRY to get out the desk. They suspended her because they said she “engaged” . A video surfaced where you could see she clearly did NOT, I went back to the school to demand they take the suspension off her record.. even with it on video- the disciplinarian told her “you must have done something to provoke her”
Another time (also on video) some girls waited for her being the stairwell- another lured her.. they jumped her. Again she was suspended, they said there’s a zero tolerance policy & because she tried to DEFEND herself against 4 girls- she was suspended… and AGAIN, they said “you must be doing something to where all these girls have a problem with you” . My daughter is an honor student (even still & she’s a junior now) & has never been in trouble. The answer is SHES WHITE. She’s white attending a school that’s 90% black & Hispanic.
If she focuses on her work & stays quiet- they say she thinks she’s better than them. If she tries to socialize, that’s an issue too & she needs to “stay in her lane” . After cheering since she was 7, & dreaming about being a highschool cheerleader- she quit the team this year, her junior year, because they treated her so badly. They wouldn’t allow her to participate in any of the performances- games- etc. claimed she didn’t know the routines, even tho she’s the ONLY person with real experience & did competitive cheer.. & when she tried to engage with the team, she “thought she was too much”.

I thank God she made a best friend years ago-& still has her!
But even that, the TEACHERS tried to come between! I’m talking randomly walking past their desks & saying “this- yeah this friendship- it won’t last, you’ll see.. because you have privilege she don’t have- & you (talking to the friend) just don’t know no better yet” 😡

It’s bad & it’s hard on these kids! THE ADULTS DID IT.
You can’t tell a bunch of kids that one group, you’re being oppressed & held back- and another group, you- it’s all your fault. It’s all that’s been drilled into them for the last decade

Now my other daughter started highschool this year- and all the people she was friends with for years suddenly don’t know her- won’t speak to- walk on past her.
She came home crying the other day because she said she was in class & the kid next to her was saying she didn’t understand- so she turned around to help .. & the girl said “who tf asked you” & then started flipping her hair & saying “look at me everyone- I’m just little miss white girl, look at my blond hair, I think I know everything”. She went from being a well liked- popular kid to spending her lunch hour in the library.

Sry for the rant . Yall got on the fighting in school thing and .. yeah I dk

(EDIT/ UPDATE- I should have made it more clear that much of these incidents happened few years ago..
my daughter that got attacked- that occurred in 6th grade; she’s currently a junior in high school. And she’s doing AMAZINGLY.  She’s an honor student, has a great small group of friends, is active in school, etc- and she didn’t want to switch schools.. we recently bought a house & during the process of deciding to move it was discussed about moving around an hour or two away- the schools in that area are rated top in the state, the demographics are different, there’s more academic programs, etc etc- but after many conversations she did not want to🤷🏻‍♀️ to paraphrase - she said “she’s going to be a senior next year, she wants to graduate the people she’s gone to school with her whole life”..  it’s not a perfect school- & it’s not always a perfect experience, but she is thriving nonetheless.
My other daughter- who just started highschool- she’s adjusted.. it’s certainly different from going from being well known & liked, to being just one of a sea of many- and her blond hair, olive skin & hazel eyes certainly makes her stand out & that’s not always a good thing. BUT, she made varsity on the Vollyball team even tho she’s a freshman- she’s gotten more comfortable, & she feels more confident to stick up for herself when people try to be mean for no reason. She’s met a few new people, she’s still a straight A student- when she’s not playing with her varsity team she actually coaches Vollyball our nearby playground- she works- she’s still got great friends (although her best friend doesn’t go to her school) & she’s overall happy. She does plan on trying to attend a different school next year- but not because of any bullying or anything, but because she wants to go to an advanced studies high school- & that was sorta always her goal once she got to 10th grade.

I appreciate everyone’s comments & everyone’s care and concern.. ❤ I know it all comes from a genuine and good place.

Both of them are doing really well- and they know their value & worth isn’t determined by what other people think or say.

It is really sad how bad some of this has gotten.. and it really is a “top down” sorta thing. These kids are conditioned to see the world a certain way & think a certain way through their phones & social media- then they hear it in their own homes from their parents (half of them don’t even have their parents) - then they go to school where their teachers, their administrators, etc have that same sorta poisonous worldview-& they’re constantly finding ways to sneak it in to things.. they desperately NEED to be around more people, especially more kids their age, like my daughters, to challenge how they think and perceive things!
Anyway- I just wanted to say thank you to everyone; and that my girls are doing really good
God bless ❤

And Asians raise their kids to listen to their parents and respect them at all times.

Black men were graduating from MIT and working for what became NASA in the 50's. The Civil Rights Movement was a Marxist Psyop.

The average modern leftist should be forced to watch this vid. The sheer amount of inconvenient facts would trigger them into a coma.

They'll call him racist. But they'll never call him wrong...

I'm white, and I lived in the projects in Nashville until I was 11. I went to 2 different all black schools, and by 4th grade, kids were fighting every day. My first and only fight was the end of 5th grade. Last day of school, this kid named Antonio tripped me coming off the school bus, and I busted my nose. I beat him up. We moved out of state a week later. (Not because of the fight. The move had been planned for 2 months because my dad got a great job). Moving day was the best day of my life to that point.

We moved into a lovely neighborhood. I went to a majority white school, like 99% white. There were no fights. I can't remember a single fight. The black kids weren't picked on like I was at the majority black school. Nobody cared that they were black. They were accepted.  I was not. I didn't have any black friends in the projects.. Not a single one. I did have girls putting gum in my hair (3x), rocks thrown at me, tripped, picked on, chased. My sister shudders when she thinks of it.

There were a couple of fights in high school. No more than 3. It was boys, and a few days after they beat the hell out of each other, they would be buddies.

People can claim whatever they want. But I learned a hell of a lot about race by the time I was 11.

Thomas Sowell talked about this as the "bigotry of low expectations".

22:44 Body Cams were the Biggest UNO Reverse of ALL TIME. Everyone said cops were so prejudiced and treat people poorly…. Turns out they are some of the most patient people in the world

I was banned on FB and Instagram for arguing these points and being called racist. 😂. And I have half black brothers and sisters. My step dad is black and I grew up with him more than my own dad.

If it's institutional racism, how come someone like me, an immigrant who came here since I was 17 days old from a refugee camp in 1981, who's family survived one of the most brutal genocide in human history, The Khmer Rouge, able to get out of the hood?  We was placed in the straight up hood surrounded by people who hated us because we were new to the country and living in their neighborhood.  These were the same people who constantly cry racism while made it a violent hell for us because of who we are.  They talk about inequality towards them, when we came here with absolutely nothing.  Got off of a plane with a few bags, onto a new land, new culture.  We had less than them and still managed to make a good life as first generation migrants.  My parents didn't even know what a diaper was because they didn't have it in their country, a kind White lady on the plane showed us what disposable diapers were.

My parents were on welfare, but worked their butts off.  My dad was going to school to learn the language and collected cans.  He was a pharmacist back in his country.  He got a job as an assistant teacher at a high school in math.  Both parents worked, saved up, bought a house.  We came a long way from waiting in line at the food banks and getting clothes donations from churches.  America, the greatest country on earth.

The black community  issue is a programming issue. If you tell EVERY generation of black people they are oppressed and remind them by pushing a racist related movie, you effectively condition the outcome you want to see.

My husband had a college degree in business but couldn’t get a job. The employers kept saying he was over qualified. A black administrator told him that he was over qualified because of his skin color. My husband died in 2010 from cancer but I still remember how hard he was trying to get a job but couldn’t because he was white