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Topic	Is white supremacy an issue in the United States
Vita_Aeterna 02/16/18 1:35:47 AM #36:	Kineth posted... @Ben111 posted... Vita_Aeterna posted... Ben111 posted... @ Vita_Aeterna posted... White supremacy has been in the DNA of Americans more-so than any other group, and that's a damn fact. No it isnt. If that was a fact then Obama would never of been president, Ophra would never be one of the most popular people on tv, and football/basketball wouldnt be so popular. That has nothing to with my statement. When I say DNA, I don't mean the literal, but rather figurative DNA, a social, cultural and political history of white supremacy since the country's inception. The banning of slavery and affirmative action prove you wrong The banning of slavery was followed by Jim Crow and the start of the KKK. Affirmative Action benefits white women more than any other group. The fact that they had to ban slavery by fighting a war in itself tells you enough. Banning slavery never curbed white supremacy, it lives on today, but to a much, much lesser extent thanks to the events that unfolded in the 60s. --- "Bear Island knows no king but the King in the North, whose name is STARK." <cite>Vita_Aeterna posted [p:896179231] in Is white s... [t:76322231]...</cite> <quote><cite>Kineth posted...</cite> <quote><cite>@Ben111 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Vita_Aeterna posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ben111 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>@ Vita_Aeterna posted...</cite> <quote>White supremacy has been in the DNA of Americans more-so than any other group, and that's a damn fact.</quote> No it isnt. If that was a fact then Obama would never of been president, Ophra would never be one of the most popular people on tv, and football/basketball wouldnt be so popular.</quote> That has nothing to with my statement. When I say DNA, I don't mean the literal, but rather figurative DNA, a social, cultural and political history of white supremacy since the country's inception.</quote> The banning of slavery and affirmative action prove you wrong</quote> The banning of slavery was followed by Jim Crow and the start of the KKK. Affirmative Action benefits white women more than any other group.</quote> The fact that they had to ban slavery by fighting a war in itself tells you enough. Banning slavery never curbed white supremacy, it lives on today, but to a much, much lesser extent thanks to the events that unfolded in the 60s. --- "Bear Island knows no king but the King in the North, whose name is STARK."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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