The problem isnt to be proud of what you are, is to believe that you have more rights than others to live in your country because you're white, black, asian or whatever you are. And this post trying to justify racism is sad to see here.
The problem isnt to be proud of what you are, is to believe that you have more rights than others to live in your country because you're white, black, asian or whatever you are. And this post trying to justify racism is sad to see here.
why do you say 'this post is trying to justify racism'.
exactly how is it doing that?
By banalizing the people wich ask the same rights of citizenship that the whites have in USA, if there is discrimination against the mexicans, the native americans or other people is underestable that they express to be proud of their roots. I don't see white citizens with the same problems that they have with the police for example. How many afroamericans have been killed this year by police brutality?. @streetstyle Has answered you before about it, and i agree totally with him.
how many of the police who shot and killed black people were black themselves?
does that count?
Banal: so lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring.
who knew the word banal could be weaponized?
them sneaky whites..they do stuff no one else ever thought of...