BlackManLiveFromLondon
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Why did you leave this bulletpoint out of the header, OP?
@2meo we really got this guy stealing threads from LSA and being 4 years late? :conusher:
Chicago Teens Caught Horrifically Bullying Black Female Teacher In Class (VIDEO)
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@2meo we really got this guy stealing threads from LSA and being 4 years late? :conusher:
PhonZhi
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Ok, thread just earned a one star. Thanks for notifying brehs Mike.Why did you leave this bulletpoint out of the header, OP?
Where's officer Ben Fields when you need em.
I'm betting Fox News and Bill O'reilly will be airing this shyt tonight.
Where's Darren Wilson when you need em
So yall just gon let this slide?
Dwayne_Taylor
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He needs to be in a cell.
I've heard plenty of kids say dumb shyt.You didnt hear the female shouting out her gang?
The girl also pretended to fight the other dude and pretended to be stuck on the floor.
With all that obvious pretending and clowning going on. Why is that one statement taken as to be serious?
After all the trials and tribulations that past generations of African-Americans have been through to give us the opportunities that we have today this video is so angering. These are kids who have no knowledge of their history and no knowledge of the sacrifices that people in the past have made for them.
fukk outa here. This ain't got shyt to do with black American culture. Just some dumb ass kids doing dumb shyt.
You can find kids of all races doing the same or even worse shyt.
This has nothing to do with police brutality or black people standing against institutionalized oppression.
I thought you were a much more insightful person this
This is disingenuous and a deflection. This video doesnt have anything to do with black american culture, huh? Do I need to direct you to black out-of-wedlock rates, black crime rates, subpar black high school graduation rates to reinforce the obvious?
A far bigger population WITHIN the overall black population that is far bigger than other respective populations wake up EVERYDAY with a complete lack of respect for authority, responsibility, and common decency. This is what the Richard Sherman's of the world are trying to say. Addressing the personal responsibility (or lack thereof) of the individual actors and actions of black people.
You try to address it, and be ready to be called a cac lover, c00n, or tom that sides with white racists. Basically one is silenced. Being placed in this impossible space insulates these young people from their actions, and helps to victimize people like this poor black educator in the video. We have to tip-toe around it and around them.
This is the point --- yes racism has shaped these outcomes in a historical sense, but how do we address these outcomes that HARM black people like this poor woman? This is the uncomfortable conversation black people as a whole are unwilling to have, because we always want to fall on our "institutional bias" crutch and deflect.
We cannot and should not begin and end every conversation on black issues as us being victims of societal bias and malice. Until then, dont expect these behaviors to ever really change.
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dontreadthis
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Breh, let's stop that rhetoric now. Let's be honest. In most black communities vocational school are attended by kids who aren't performing well with traditional learning environments.
all I know is your assertion that people go to schools like this because they got kicked out of every other place and that's all they're left to is wrong.
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So yall just gon let this slide?
fukk you gonna do about it?
Dregs of society have always existed.
Just sit back and watch :isthatafact:
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Horror footage of female teacher bullied and intimidated by male student who threatens to beat her with a chair... and she's powerless to stop him
- Footage of the teacher being accosted by students was uploaded online
- He also demands that the teacher 'sit your a** down' during the incident
- The teacher, unable to control the group of students, remains totally calm
- The incident was filmed at Chicago Vocational Career Academy
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The video
Demons....
That's why I could never be a school teacher... His azz would be stinkin in the trunk somewhere