Your right, he wasn't fit to lead until he became a rapperthank you for proving my point. I see why you were triggered earlier.
This country is toast
Why would I take the time to listen? As soon as they ignore my question, It’s all Charlie Brown’s teachers voice until I hang up.Oh word?
Name them.
Would you want a lawyer speaking for you that just got into the profession a few months ago on something that could give you life in prison?
@Jekyll, remember what you were saying about people who just blab shyt without being informed?
Gender discrimination had NOTHING to do with any of the original Civil Rights bills passed in the 1960s. All of those bills were focused on racial discrimination. Things like women getting Affirmative Action weren't added until the Women's Movement pushed that shyt separately on their own.
This 1/4 informed bullshyt from you is really getting old.
No, White women and gay men are NOT included when the legislation specifies racial minorities. They are only included when the language also includes gender or sexual orientation discrimination. For example, when he refers to legislation for Small Disadvantaged Businesses, that ONLY includes groups from historically disadvantaged communities, not privileged white women or gay men. Businesses owned by women are WOSB's or EDWOSB's, not SDB's.
Similarly, the Minority Business Development Agency ONLY addresses racial minorities, not white women or gay white men.
Similarly, the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule only applies to racial and economic discrimination, not gender/sex discrimination.
Similarly, the 10-20-30 rule ONLY affects historically disadvantaged communities, not privileged people who happen to be female or gay.
Similarly, when he's forgiving all loans from HCBUs, that does NOT apply to women or gay men who attend private PWI's.
I could go on but the point is made.
And you're right, the $15,000 for first-time homeowners and tens of billions for minority-owned small businesses will only help those folk in the Black community who want to build wealth. But Biden's plan also includes a new renter's tax credit, fully funding Section 8 (it's only 1/4 funded right now which is why you have to go on a 10-year waiting list to get it), changing zoning laws to make more affordable housing available (the integration shyt that Trump keeps trying to scare suburban white women with), the Legal Assistance to Prevent Evictions Act by Clyburn, and the 10-20-30 plan by Clyburn and Booker. So everyone across the income spectrum is covered by some part of the plan.
Not to mention the student loan forgiveness for those who attended HCBUs or the elimination of tuition costs at HCBUs or the funds to hire Black and Brown cops or the expansion of community health centers or the expansion in Black voter rights, etc.
What would you want, specifically, in Biden's plan that is not there right now and you think could pass the House/Senate?
More gatekeeper talk.
Local elected representatives.
The same Coates who has publicly supported the toothless deflection known as HR 40?
So if Coates has been vocally pushing HR 40 hard since 2014 when THERE WASN'T ANY SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC MOVEMENT FOR REPARATIONS AT ALL he's just "supporting a toothless deflection", but if #ADOS jumps on board to promote it five years later it's suddenly an accomplishment worth bragging about.
Read what I've written again. I said I had NO PROBLEM with Ice Cube being involved. I said he was doing it the wrong way at the wrong time. Someone asked when a better time would have been and I pointed out that literally any time in the previous 30 years would have been a better time to get started on it.
If he had done it 10 years ago, or even 10 months ago, he could have "improved" the legislation and helped everyone.
I listed a half-dozen programs that are only applied to racial minorities and you responded by quoting from completely different programs that I wasn't even talking about.WOMEN OF ALL RACES
ARE INCLUDED
Again is the expectation that we elect a president that will ONLY help black people?
NO fukk nikka
WE EXPECT A BLACK PLAN
TO HELP ONLY BLACK PPL.
HE CAN HELP ALL THESE OTHER GROUPS WITH THEIR OWN PLANS.
So if Coates has been vocally pushing HR 40 hard since 2014 when THERE WASN'T ANY SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC MOVEMENT FOR REPARATIONS AT ALL he's just "supporting a toothless deflection", but if #ADOS jumps on board to promote it five years later it's suddenly an accomplishment worth bragging about.
I guess if you shyt on Coates for pushing HR 40 as a first step then you're shytting on #ADOS too.
NO one individual in America has done as much as Ta-Nehisi Coates to make reparations a real discussion again. When he dropped his shyt in 2014 people like Clyburn and N'COBRA were being completely ignored by the mainstream. He made it pop nationally and actually got all these people talking who hadn't even been in the game. To talk shyt about the work he's put in is ignorant as fukk.
First of all, i'm black.
Local elected representatives.
You can call them. You can write them. You can email them. You can pull up on them in townhall/public forum. You can protest them. You can support PACs and lobby them.
The fact that you're asking me this as a grown man means you've never demanded tangibles for your own community as a "regular guy" in your life. More than likely a racist cac is speaking for you when denying reparations
You have no place to say that experts aren't doing enough when you aint doing shyt in regular guy measures.
yall not pro black, just sassy and lost.
at the the thought of mailing a state senator....again, you’re that fukking bright.....