Racial Integration

Basically he says we as black people need to do what other minority groups do but he never really says a lot more than that. You’re right, there are different cultures and experiences.

My friend was born and raised in East Oakland. I’ve mentioned before when my family moved to Oakland in 1981 it was about 50% black. Today it’s 25%. My friend has posted multiple times on Facebook that black shouldn’t be moving out of Oakland saying it was their cultural hub. (Black) people who had moved out of Oakland responded to him saying why they moved and he was wrong.

So not everyone shares his opinion and is one of multiple reasons why his vision of black separatism isn’t going to happen.

It must be so nice to be you. How blessed are you. You're not even Jewish.

Let's give a big round of appreciation for Cawacko.
 
In light of the Harris/Biden discussion on busing and integration at the first primary debate this Facebook post by my friend jumped out at me. This is a guy I've known since high school. His parents were members of the Black Panther Party in Oakland and he considers himself a more revolutionary thinker. He wrote this:


""We must start by admitting the civil rights movement and integration was a hustle! We were bamboozled as a people when we should of went out our way to build our own communities plus focus solely on our economic base. Our own country within a country. The man will never change and all we got is us! Until we realize that nothing will never change and we will be continued to be hustled and bamboozled!""


Now in a sense this is all academic because integration has occurred. (However many of our communities still are heavily racially divided.) Of course 50+ years ago America was largely white and black. Today Hispanics are the largest minority and there are large number of Asian and Indian immigrants coming as well. So I don't know how possible it is today to go back to the large black communities of the past when discrimination forced them to be that way.

People commenting on his post agreed and said they have been held back by integration. The black experience in America has been a unique one. I don't know that what he wants is possible or how it would play out. But being discussed in a Presidential debate it's clearly a topic on (some at least) people's minds.

It’s clear that your friend’s grammar teacher failed him or vice versa. :rofl2:
 
In light of the Harris/Biden discussion on busing and integration at the first primary debate this Facebook post by my friend jumped out at me. This is a guy I've known since high school. His parents were members of the Black Panther Party in Oakland and he considers himself a more revolutionary thinker. He wrote this:


""We must start by admitting the civil rights movement and integration was a hustle! We were bamboozled as a people when we should of went out our way to build our own communities plus focus solely on our economic base. Our own country within a country. The man will never change and all we got is us! Until we realize that nothing will never change and we will be continued to be hustled and bamboozled!""


Now in a sense this is all academic because integration has occurred. (However many of our communities still are heavily racially divided.) Of course 50+ years ago America was largely white and black. Today Hispanics are the largest minority and there are large number of Asian and Indian immigrants coming as well. So I don't know how possible it is today to go back to the large black communities of the past when discrimination forced them to be that way.

People commenting on his post agreed and said they have been held back by integration. The black experience in America has been a unique one. I don't know that what he wants is possible or how it would play out. But being discussed in a Presidential debate it's clearly a topic on (some at least) people's minds.

That's not a new idea, been around since the BPP, it was one of their proposals, they started breakfast programs, attempted schools, and stressed black entrepreneurship before the violence, and some would say FBI, bought them down.

Difficult, if not impossible, unlike the ethnic groups used as comparisons, black Americans are already assimilated just as third or fourth generation immigrant decedents would be today.
 
That's not a new idea, been around since the BPP, it was one of their proposals, they started breakfast programs, attempted schools, and stressed black entrepreneurship before the violence, and some would say FBI, bought them down.

Difficult, if not impossible, unlike the ethnic groups used as comparisons, black Americans are already assimilated just as third or fourth generation immigrant decedents would be today.

My buddy’s parents were in the BPP and he has written a bunch about how the FBI brought them down. I agree with you that at this point to in essence re-segregate would be almost impossible.

I’m speculating here maybe it’s an empowerment thing to think like this. He ends a lot of posts with All Power To The People. Definitely a Black Panther mindset
 
And that means what? You just want to troll?

Nope. Just pointing out that your super “intelligent” pal is a grammatical ignoramus. “Should of went” puts your claim in serious doubt.

I done know it ‘cause I seen it before!
 
Nope. Just pointing out that your super “intelligent” pal is a grammatical ignoramus. “Should of went” puts your claim in serious doubt.

I done know it ‘cause I seen it before!

I appreciate that you feel the need not to comment on the content of what was posted but to question the intelligence of a black man because he either didn’t spell check his post or wrote with a black dialect.

You’re doing the Lord’s work Domer. Stay woke my man.
 
I appreciate that you feel the need not to comment on the content of what was posted but to question the intelligence of a black man because he either didn’t spell check his post or wrote with a black dialect.

You’re doing the Lord’s work Domer. Stay woke my man.

I don’t give a flying fuck about his color. His lack of basic grammar exposes his intellect.

“I done seen that”. “Should of went”

That’s not black dialect, idiot. That’s a lack of education. At home. At school.
 
I don’t give a flying fuck about his color. His lack of basic grammar exposes his intellect.

“I done seen that”. “Should of went”

That’s not black dialect, idiot. That’s a lack of education. At home. At school.

A Cal graduate but you go ahead and attack his intellect instead of addressing the issue.

Enjoy your trolling Domer.
 
You left out the Jews. I was called a fucking Kike in a Christian Academy. And then beat up, mildly. In all my puplic school years, no one called me a derogatory Jewish name, ever.
I’m sorry, bullies are insecure, self loathing, it’s how they think they can make themselves feel better. It doesn’t work though, they are still miserable.
 
I appreciate that you feel the need not to comment on the content of what was posted but to question the intelligence of a black man because he either didn’t spell check his post or wrote with a black dialect.

You’re doing the Lord’s work Domer. Stay woke my man.

Domer is just another Democrat racist on this board. It is full of them.
 
A Cal graduate but you go ahead and attack his intellect instead of addressing the issue.

Enjoy your trolling Domer.

You introduced his “intellect”, not me.

When I encounter some RW tard with an NRA cap and he comments “I seen this”, I question everything about his upbringing, his education and his intellect.

How does one get into adulthood with “should of went” without knowing the ignorance?
 
My buddy’s parents were in the BPP and he has written a bunch about how the FBI brought them down. I agree with you that at this point to in essence re-segregate would be almost impossible.

I’m speculating here maybe it’s an empowerment thing to think like this. He ends a lot of posts with All Power To The People. Definitely a Black Panther mindset

Not criticizing your friend, but if he is now largely middle class successful and is echoing concepts of the 1960's it appears he is romanticizing something he has pulled from that past cause he read about it, or perhaps listened to his parents accounts.

Wolfe's "you can't go home again" seems applicable
 
Not criticizing your friend, but if he is now largely middle class successful and is echoing concepts of the 1960's it appears he is romanticizing something he has pulled from that past cause he read about it, or perhaps listened to his parents accounts.

Wolfe's "you can't go home again" seems applicable

He’s an interesting guy. He started HipHopTV a few years back which he calls CNN for black people. He runs basketball camps in Oakland (for generally lower income kids) where half the time is spent on coding. Part of that is taking kids to Stanford where they take classes and get additional tech exposure. His new big thing is getting black investors into the cannibas business in Oakland.

He’s also created black panther party clothing (guy is very entrepreneurial) which he wears often. So yes I think he definitely romanticizes the past. Based on the responses he got he’s not the only one who does so but like a lot of things in the country, we aren’t going back.
 
You introduced his “intellect”, not me.

When I encounter some RW tard with an NRA cap and he comments “I seen this”, I question everything about his upbringing, his education and his intellect.

How does one get into adulthood with “should of went” without knowing the ignorance?

You don’t hang out with many black people do you?
 
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