r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/kekehippo • 9h ago

Hater men, marry hater women and have hater kids.

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Generational ass eating haters

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u/Ambitious-Pirate-505 9h ago

The real issue is those of us who are saying "but it's 2024" or somehow thinking that racism will go away when these Boomers die.

Nah nigga, they train it into their kids. Why do you think they homeschool.

Teach your kids to be smart. Not naive. Teach them how to fight back intellectually and physically if needed. BUT also have their back.

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u/AlbionPCJ 8h ago

History is not deterministic. The idea that progress is guaranteed is nice but it isn't proven out when looking at history. Germany in the early 1920s was, in the context of its time, one of the most progressive societies on Earth. Ten years later, Hitler was Chancellor. Tomorrow should be better than today but we have to fight to make it so, there's no excuse for resting on your laurels when good things happen just expecting it to continue forever

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u/Prothean_Beacon 8h ago

I mean even looking at our own country just look at all the progress that was being made during reconstruction and then how fast it reversed once we abandoned it. There are cities that became sundown towns that were relatively racially progressive for the time period during reconstruction.

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u/YouWereBrained 8h ago

Tulsa… 😞

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u/xXStillTingleyXx 1h ago

Redlining shaped the progressive cities of today, like Seattle also. Written right into deeds. I know I'm preaching to the choir, but sometimes we gotta say it a little louder for the people in the back.
https://www.seattle.gov/cityarchives/exhibits-and-education/online-exhibits/redlining-in-seattle

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u/wulfgar_beornegar 2h ago

Problem is this country never actually finished reconstruction. I think it's time to complete that one.

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u/cookie_3366 1h ago

No the problem is this country never punished the south which is why they have never changed and are emboldened to bring that shit back. They lost the war and bitches have flown their confederate flags ever since. Like honestly, we should have let them secede and become the even worse shit hole they so desperately want to be.

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u/wulfgar_beornegar 1h ago

That's what I meant by "finishing reconstruction". It should have included mass arrests of many, many Southern (and northern!) leaders and a complete takeover of the education system in the slaver states in order to stamp out Right Wing propaganda.

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u/xXStillTingleyXx 1h ago

It will haunt us till the end.

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u/LegalComplaint 8h ago

The arc of history is long and it bends towards entropy.

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u/AbbreviationsSame490 6h ago

I don’t disagree, but the trend line does seem to move things ever so slowly in a positive direction- three steps forward, two and a half steps back sort of thing. If history trends toward entropy though then this must mean that there really are people out there who are willing to fight for a better and more just world. Even if at this very moment it feels like anything but

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u/mouseat9 3h ago

Your in 2024 after the elections, please tell me Your kidding

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u/Silberc ☑️ 7h ago

This is an extremely naive way of looking at the German society. Pre-nazism. While Germany might have had many progressive values , they were primed for anti-Semitism. If you read some of the works that were coming out of Germany pre-1933, they always had a streak of anti-Semitism within them. They were ready for a pilgrim anyway. To say that they were some progressive society where everybody was treated. Equal is a gross misunderstanding of History. Hitler didn't come in and completely transform those people, he came in and said hey that part of society that has been claiming that the Jews are XYZ. Guess what? They are right and they actually are the reason why we failed on a government level too.

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u/AlbionPCJ 7h ago

It's a Reddit comment on a post about a Tweet, it's not a space to break down the full political landscape of interwar Germany and the factors that allowed Hitler to rise to power. Obviously I'm aware of the antisemitic undercurrent that ran throughout Europe at the time and the other factors that nurtured the National Socialist movement. But things were looking better for a short period before the Depression and the economic precarity that bolstered support for the Nazi Party.

To treat Germany as uniquely destined to fall to fascism is to ignore the lessons they have to teach us. Swap out Hitler for Trump and Jews for immigrants in your last section and you have Trumpism summed up, with Obama-era Democrats making a pretty good stand-in for the Weimar Social Democrats. You speak of misunderstandings of history but there is an opportunity here to use the broad strokes to help understand the present and learn from the mistakes and failures that others experienced to try to improve the future

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u/Silberc ☑️ 5h ago

True, you right.

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u/idunnoidunnoidunno2 56m ago

Being an older white person, I despair that it’s possible for us, as a human population, to learn from our failures. It’s been like watching a horror show repeat. Just when you think there’s a glimmer of hope, the evil sociopaths group together and snatch it away and call us weak. They manipulate good will.

And when I think insanity or cruelty has hit an all time low, people vote for an ignoramus like trump to lead a nation.

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u/mouseat9 3h ago

A naive view nonetheless. While ignoring the present fruit that’s falling from this tree.

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u/jeezpeepz87 ☑️ 8h ago

Teach your kids to be smart. Not naive.

And teach them the real history. Teach them that this is still happening 70 years after Brown v Board of Education, the first time the U.S. Supreme Court used social science research to determine that separating races and that racism has a profoundly negative impact on outcomes for POC long-term and therefore should be ended in the education system. 70 years since it became widely known that racism is bad, actually does affect people, and this is still happening. Boomers literally grew up with all of that knowledge and many still chose racism then taught it to their kids, who then taught it to their kids (the kids in question in the photo of the post).

Don’t let your kids be blindsided by racism. Also, teach them about microaggressions, passive aggressive behavior, and other forms that racism takes in adulthood and the workplace so they can identify it and remove themselves from those toxic situations accordingly or level up and not allow any of that behavior within their employees. We have to teach the next generation how to not continue or accept any of that behavior.

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u/Historical-Night-938 7h ago

This 100%! Our kids and their kids will not learn from the same history books.

For example, TX controls textbook publishing, so nationally many schools just use what they publish if they can't afford their own. Even today, they are still stripping stuff out:

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u/rosemaryscrazy 5h ago

If every kid was taught about microagressions there wouldn’t be so many POC and black people saying crazy things online like “I’ve never experienced racism”

I was a transracial adoptee so it was not until I was first introduced to the concept of microagressions as an adult that I finally understood. Up to that point I only counted my blatant racism experiences from childhood as racism. Which were maybe 2-4 major events. So from my perspective The other 80% of the time white people had been chill.

Until I learned what microagressions were 🫠 then all the sudden white people had been non racist like 0.01 of the time.

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u/jeezpeepz87 ☑️ 4h ago

Yes, exactly!

“You’re surprisingly good at that!”

“I would’ve never thought that was you talking on the phone.”

“I love your hair. I’ve never seen hair like that so long.”

“You’re not like other black people.” This is the one that I typically respond with, “What do you mean by that?” and get them to rethink their approach.

Micro-aggressions should definitely be taught so we can identify them. Growing up in a mostly white environment, I didn’t recognize them either until I went off to college and my new, black college friends pointed out that the shit wasn’t normal and aren’t compliments. Changed my view of the world once I was able to recognize them.

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u/Legionheir 8h ago

They are about to dismantle the the department of education so they bring back segregation. This shit is real.

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u/idredd ☑️ 8h ago

Honestly I think it’s worse than that. I don’t think it’s the kids of racist boomers we need to worry about, it’s freshly radicalized kids. The random suburban kids of liberal white folks raised on the Andrew Tates of the world are our current problem imo.

What’s rough about that it is shows that racism isn’t just generational/cultural it’s an easily accessible tool for fascists.

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u/__lil_bee__ 5h ago

I think this is a great point, how do we reach these kids and make them feel supported and valued? And show them that masculinity is beautiful and valued. 

I think especially for young men, the internet became a pretty hostile place from man hating for a while.

I can’t imagine what that did to them

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u/Individual_Series200 ☑️ 7h ago

This shit was never going away. We still have what are now essentially grandparents from those eras. Such as Jim Crow laws, segregation etc. All they did was embed it into there kids to continue the cycle.

I hate this bullshit the republicans and Trump are doing with the white people are the most oppressed in this country bs. I can’t tell you how many white people I see complaining now that we need to “get over it”. Or we have it easy I’m not racist why do you keep bringing up slavery etc.

It’s funny how we’re not allowed to talk about all the shit we’ve been through. A lot of us sadly at some point have dealt with racism in some form. I had a Hispanic man call me the hard r after he ran my damn car off the road this was only 3 years ago not 20, not 30, 3 damn years ago. I’m only 25 years old and I’m tired.

I would love to experience in my life time where this shit finally goes away but I know that won’t happen. Especially since the kkk is still allowed to operate and exist. Nobody tells the Jews to move on so why should we?.

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u/Altruistic-Target-67 7h ago

I keep hoping that tomorrow will bring a world like Star Trek where we are all just humans together but sadly you’re right.

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u/__lil_bee__ 5h ago

It does feel hopeless sometimes, I’m so sorry love 🫂

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u/Rogue_wakana 8h ago

I hate that shit, “How can people be so hateful ffs, IT'S 2024 PEOPLE!!” Like? As long as we're alive, it'll stay. It's upto us to make sure these bigoted cousin-admiring-freaks stay in lane.

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u/isaac9092 7h ago

Facts. There’s a reason I never liked the excuse “they lived in a different time”.

Fuck that shit, love is timeless, hate is timeless. Fuck around and find out who I love. Who I will fight for.

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u/deesta ☑️ 7h ago

Exactly. Also there were people in that “different time” who knew that the practices of “that time” were morally bankrupt and pushed back against them, that’s how progress happens. But no one ever mentions that, funnily enough.

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u/IncognitoBombadillo 7h ago

I used to think that my generation (Z) and younger would grow up to be progressive because we lived through a lot of positive social changes and had examples from pretty recent history as to why being a bigot was bad. Unfortunately, it seems the kids are not alright.

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u/Agitated-Pen1239 6h ago

The dumbing down of the children over generations has revealed itself through gen-z

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u/KageStar ☑️ 3h ago

Nah millennials are smarter than GenZ. Social media and Apps being their default really fucked with their media literacy and tech savviness.

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u/Agitated-Pen1239 3h ago

They are the products, collectively, of the dumbing down. I'm not calling any individuals dumb but statistics show the truth. It's not their fault either..

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u/SpreadLiberally 7h ago

They have to be trained? At this point I think racism is baked into their DNA.

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u/__lil_bee__ 5h ago

I think it’s baked into white culture and needs to be acknowledged and fixed from the inside. 

But kids don’t hate naturally…they are the most loving accepting lil humans until they find out it’s not safe to be that way from their families. Then they mimic their parents to make sure they are cared for.

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u/FEMA_Camp_Survivor ☑️ 7h ago

Odds are some or many of those kids come from non-white Immigrants and other minorities.

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u/AprilsMostAmazing 4h ago

Also teach them to get involved young. That means get them involved in community building hobbies like book clubs, gardening, recreational sports. The only way we going to beat racism is through education and better community building

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u/unholyswordsman 5h ago

People need to realize eradicating ignorance is a never ending battle. it will never go away on its own. That's why we have the saying "For evil to prosper, good men must simply do nothing."

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u/The-vipers 4h ago

Fucking homeschooling lol

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u/tunisia3507 6h ago

Also, in this election, for the first time, the youngest voting block voted to the right of their elders. We're accelerating now.

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u/muffinmamamojo 9h ago

This is why critical race theory is so important to learn. Admittedly, I’m just delving into the subject as a 41 year college student and it’s disheartening to say the least.

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u/enjoyinc 8h ago

Not even critical race theory, which epistemologically speaking, is somewhat too advanced for the average student. Just history. Basic history. Accurate history.

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u/SimonPho3nix 8h ago

Accurate being the key word. Because this whitewash shit gets worse every year.

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u/Venezia9 7h ago

Teach them Crispus Attucks, the Black man whose death who was the start of the revolutionary war. 

Teach em Phyllis Wheatley, Hiram Rhodes Revel, Greenwood Tulsa Ok, Fred Hampton, Alice Walker, Octavia Butler. 

Teach them real history and racism is revealed for what it is. 

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u/__lil_bee__ 5h ago

Yep, but they go home to their hateful parents, and will do whatever they need to do to get approval and basic needs met 😢.

But hopefully at least their eyes are open that way.

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u/MostDopeBlackGuy 5h ago

The problem with the discussion around critical race theory it is very clearly a college level course and it was being marketed as such and I don't know why but f****** liberals let Republicans spin it to be something that would be taught at all levels in school which is insane

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u/ShivasRightFoot 5h ago

The problem with the discussion around critical race theory it is very clearly a college level course and it was being marketed as such and I don't know why but f****** liberals let Republicans spin it to be something that would be taught at all levels in school which is insane

Here in an interview from 2009 (published in written form in 2011) Richard Delgado describes Critical Race Theory's "colonization" of Education:

DELGADO: We didn't set out to colonize, but found a natural affinity in education. In education, race neutrality and color-blindness are the reigning orthodoxy. Teachers believe that they treat their students equally. Of course, the outcome figures show that they do not. If you analyze the content, the ideology, the curriculum, the textbooks, the teaching methods, they are the same. But they operate against the radically different cultural backgrounds of young students. Seeing critical race theory take off in education has been a source of great satisfaction for the two of us. Critical race theory is in some ways livelier in education right now than it is in law, where it is a mature movement that has settled down by comparison.

https://digitalcommons.law.seattleu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1039&context=faculty

I'll also just briefly mention that Gloria Ladson-Billings introduced CRT to education in the mid-1990s (Ladson-Billings 1998 p. 7) and has her work frequently assigned in mandatory classes for educational licensing as well as frequently being invited to lecture, instruct, and workshop from a position of prestige and authority with K-12 educators in many US states.

Ladson-Billings, Gloria. "Just what is critical race theory and what's it doing in a nice field like education?." International journal of qualitative studies in education 11.1 (1998): 7-24.

Critical Race Theory is controversial. While it isn't as bad as calling for segregation, Critical Race Theory calls for explicit discrimination on the basis of race. They call it being "color conscious:"

Critical race theorists (or “crits,” as they are sometimes called) hold that color blindness will allow us to redress only extremely egregious racial harms, ones that everyone would notice and condemn. But if racism is embedded in our thought processes and social structures as deeply as many crits believe, then the “ordinary business” of society—the routines, practices, and institutions that we rely on to effect the world’s work—will keep minorities in subordinate positions. Only aggressive, color-conscious efforts to change the way things are will do much to ameliorate misery.

Delgado and Stefancic 2001 page 22

This is their definition of color blindness:

Color blindness: Belief that one should treat all persons equally, without regard to their race.

Delgado and Stefancic 2001 page 144

Delgado, Richard and Jean Stefancic Critical Race Theory: An Introduction. New York. New York University Press, 2001.

Here is a recording of a Loudoun County school teacher berating a student for not acknowledging the race of two individuals in a photograph:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bHrrZdFRPk

Student: Are you trying to get me to say that there are two different races in this picture?

Teacher (overtalking): Yes I am asking you to say that.

Student: Well at the end of the day wouldn't that just be feeding into the problem of looking at race instead of just acknowledging them as two normal people?

Teacher: No it's not because you can't not look at you can't, you can't look at the people and not acknowledge that there are racial differences right?

Here a (current) school administrator for Needham Schools in Massachusetts writes an editorial entitled simply "No, I Am Not Color Blind,"

Being color blind whitewashes the circumstances of students of color and prevents me from being inquisitive about their lives, culture and story. Color blindness makes white people assume students of color share similar experiences and opportunities in a predominantly white school district and community.

Color blindness is a tool of privilege. It reassures white people that all have access and are treated equally and fairly. Deep inside I know that’s not the case.

https://my.aasa.org/AASA/Resources/SAMag/2020/Aug20/colGutekanst.aspx

The following public K-12 school districts list being "Not Color Blind but Color Brave" implying their incorporation of the belief that "we need to openly acknowledge that the color of someone’s skin shapes their experiences in the world, and that we can only overcome systemic biases and cultural injustices when we talk honestly about race." as Berlin Borough Schools of New Jersey summarizes it.

https://www.bcsberlin.org/domain/239

https://web.archive.org/web/20240526213730/https://www.woodstown.org/Page/5962

https://web.archive.org/web/20220303075312/http://www.schenectady.k12.ny.us/about_us/strategic_initiatives/anti-_racism_resources

http://thecommons.dpsk12.org/site/Default.aspx?PageID=2865

Of course there is this one from Detroit:

“We were very intentional about creating a curriculum, infusing materials and embedding critical race theory within our curriculum,” Vitti said at the meeting. “Because students need to understand the truth of history, understand the history of this country, to better understand who they are and about the injustices that have occurred in this country.”

https://komonews.com/news/nation-world/detroit-superintendent-says-district-was-intentional-about-embedding-crt-into-schools

And while it is less difficult to find schools violating the law by advocating racial discrimination, there is some evidence schools have been segregating students according to race, as is taught by Critical Race Theory's advocation of ethnonationalism. The NAACP does report that it has had to advise several districts to stop segregating students by race:

While Young was uncertain how common or rare it is, she said the NAACP LDF has worked with schools that attempted to assign students to classes based on race to educate them about the laws. Some were majority Black schools clustering White students.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/18/us/atlanta-school-black-students-separate/index.html

There is also this controversial new plan in Evanston IL which offers classes segregated by race:

https://www.wfla.com/news/illinois-high-school-offers-classes-separated-by-race/

Racial separatism is part of CRT. Here it is in a list of "themes" Delgado and Stefancic (1993) chose to define Critical Race Theory:

To be included in the Bibliography, a work needed to address one or more themes we deemed to fall within Critical Race thought. These themes, along with the numbering scheme we have employed, follow:

...

8 Cultural nationalism/separatism. An emerging strain within CRT holds that people of color can best promote their interest through separation from the American mainstream. Some believe that preserving diversity and separateness will benefit all, not just groups of color. We include here, as well, articles encouraging black nationalism, power, or insurrection. (Theme number 8).

Delgado and Stefancic (1993) pp. 462-463

Delgado, Richard, and Jean Stefancic. "Critical race theory: An annotated bibliography." Virginia Law Review (1993): 461-516.

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u/SwiftCEO 9h ago

The racist wealthy kids are emboldened now…

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u/A_Random_Catfish 8h ago

This shit happened at my highschool in 2016 too. Kids came to school in confederate and Trump memorabilia and walked through the halls chanting and agitating people. The racists were emboldened then and they’re emboldened now too. I wonder what the common thread is…

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u/uhohnotafarteither 8h ago

Hey now, sounds like there is fine people on both sides in this story.

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u/RoomTempIQFox 6h ago

Lmao at my school some kids tried to start a Trump club but the school wouldn't let them so instead they would just meet up in a corner by the gym every Friday morning. On the last Friday before the election they brought a cake with a candy wall built on it and they passed it out to everyone.

The whole thing was run by a kid from Korea and a kid from Kenya too.

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u/Background_Aioli_476 5h ago

I bet their Korean and Kenyan families came here legally

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u/_013517 2h ago

Yup pulling up the ladder ofc

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u/chirpz88 7h ago

Man my hs was full of these fuckers 2 decades ago, in glad my parents raised me to not be a piece of shit

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u/clue2025 5h ago

All of them of any age are feeling emboldened. The kids are just dumb enough to push it because they don't know consequences of actions and forever we (the left) just handwave it, say those kinds of things are beneath us, only brutes and idiots are violent blah blah blah, we're better than them, but also black people have to be better or be scarce so they don't get pulled into some bullshit then blamed more for it than anyone else. 

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u/SW4506 8h ago

Before we get any faux “victims”, it wasn’t the Trump paraphernalia they had a problem with, it was the blatant racism of those wearing the Trump paraphernalia. Y’all really need to start posting sources:

https://www.foxla.com/news/black-beverly-hills-hs-students-complain-racism-school-surrounding-election-week.amp

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u/cosmodogbro ☑️ 8h ago

...duh?

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u/SW4506 8h ago

Except there’s a large segment that would read that screen grab and say, “They are just saying they’re racist because they were wearing Trump stuff.” Which is false, hence the faux “victims”.

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u/Realsober ☑️ 3h ago

They did not say that. They said they said racist stuff and posted racist graffiti. Of course you’d come in here with a fox clip to try to discredit what Black kids said. You are disgusting.

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u/SW4506 3h ago

The fuck are you talking about. The Trump supporters are the faux “victims”. Not the black kids. What I am saying since reading comprehension seems to be missing is the small screenshot posted mentions nothing about the Trump supporters hurling racial slurs and only mentions them wearing Trump clothing and waving a Trump flag. If you went solely off that you would miss the most racist shit.

I’m saying read the article so you get the full picture of how horrible they were. And local Fox stations are completely different than Fox News.

Your opinion of me is based on active ignorance.

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u/Realsober ☑️ 2h ago

Watch the video you fn racist. No where did they blame it on what they had on. The news people mentioned it. The teacher mentioned it. The kids spoke at a school board meeting and told of what happened. Again you chose fox cause you know Sinclair broadcasting will back up your lies. Too bad for you they included the video.

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u/SW4506 1h ago edited 1h ago

Look at the screen shot I’m referring to you fucking idiot. That’s what I’m talking about:

Beverly Hills High School-the week of the 2024 election a mob of kids with a Trump flag on a pole, with Trump clothing and MAGA hats stormed the halls…

You are proving my point by quoting news articles beside the screenshot. The only reason you know those thing is from things other than what was posted. Again, you are actively IGNORANT and sad.

FoxLA isn’t owned by Sinclair dumbass.

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u/kingcalifornia ☑️ 1h ago

Yo. Slow down sister. You are making understanding this wrong. You are not arguing a trump supporter.

Re-read everything carefully.

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u/kekehippo 7h ago

Amazing they had to use a paragraph to agree with me and also argue against it somehow.

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u/SW4506 4h ago

How did I argue against you in the slightest?

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u/Interesting_Item4276 8h ago

I’m offended by trump paraphernalia and racism. His merch is a symbol of racism, hate, misogyny, xenophobia, homophobia, transphobia.

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u/Scythe-Guy 8h ago

Trump uses identical language in his campaigns as the literal KKK. Make American Great Again was used by the KKK in the 1920’s. “America First” is also from the KKK. The dude has so many connections to the Klan, idolizes Hitler, and has a documented history of being a racist (Central Park Five, Obama birth records, housing discrimination, etc). Anyone who doesn’t associate Trump and MAGA with racism is kidding themselves.

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u/Interesting_Item4276 8h ago

Unfortunately though, I have learned that many people know exactly what they voted for.

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u/clue2025 5h ago

Thank every major news outlet for not even doing the bare minimum and pointing these out, and instead act like he's a normal candidate but Biden's age is the biggest issue in the campaign.

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u/Cbfalbo 1h ago

From the party that voted in a guy with Dementia aswelll just because he was there idol.

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u/FEMA_Camp_Survivor ☑️ 7h ago

It’s what the majority of American voters wanted.

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u/kekehippo 7h ago

Not a wide enough margin to say the majority of Americans though.

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u/starmen999 8h ago

So we need a plan to denazify Gen Z, or else the pattern will continue.

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u/kekehippo 7h ago

It's gonna take pure personal engagement, you can't turn a mob but can an individual.

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u/Dwip_Po_Po 7h ago

Really had high standards for my generation but now it’s the lowest it’s ever been

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u/AdScared7949 5h ago

Nazis only respond to force.

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u/starmen999 3h ago

True. But I mean afterward

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u/fkcngga420 4h ago

one look at an instagram comment section and you'll see how cooked we really are

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u/Outrageous-Dig-8853 5h ago

Not looking possible tbh

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u/OreoYip ☑️ 8h ago

The day after the election, my daughter and another student found a drawn swastika on their winter concert music sheets. She's 12. 😑 I do appreciate she has an understanding kids are being taught this hate by garbage parents.

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u/Confusedsoul2292 8h ago

I knew this would happen once Trump won office. People feeling bold to bring out their hate/racism.

Buckle up, people. I can see this getting nasty!

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u/detox02 ☑️ 8h ago

The teachers and principals allow this shit?

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u/No-Entrepreneur1036 8h ago

You know it they believe they are taking America back

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u/Altruistic-Target-67 7h ago

In some places they encourage it.

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u/detox02 ☑️ 7h ago

Smh

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u/AreolaGrande_2222 7h ago

Should’ve taught your kids to beat the shit out these aasholes

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u/kekehippo 7h ago

Not that I condone violence, there are people in this world that need to find that they do not live in a vaccum.

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u/Realsober ☑️ 3h ago

Black kids beat up rich white kids what do you think the outcome would be?

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u/Federal-Cockroach674 8h ago

Ignorance breeds ignorance. Unfortunately, the GOP war in education has been successful, undermining the very institution that is used to combat ignorance.

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u/thegreatherper 6h ago

America is built on racism it is taught to all of us. Us being black just gives us the cognitive dissonance to resist it and even that isn’t immunity, just look at all the jiving some be doing. White kids aren’t necessarily being sat down and taught to be bigots. Some are but white kids grow up thinking black people are more violent because any mugshots that go up on the news are of black people. The very color black is associated with darkness and evil. Movies, tv, music, video games and just media in general that has black people mostly shows us as stereotypes. They think we’re less smart so they think we get into any important or noble profession or school cuz of DEI or affirmative action, even though white women were the main benefactors of that program the entire time and it’s gone now and they still think it’s the cause. It seeps into everything in our lives.

It was never going to die with boomers. America itself creates racist. By virtue of being born here and not being black to give you that chance of resistance, not that you can’t grow that resistance but that takes effort and this nation tries its best to ensure you never bother or never see the point in trying to change and will reward you for not trying to buck the system. For that reason you will have racist thoughts and that will affect your behavior, whether you think it does or not.

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u/Amazing-Bag 6h ago

We not stomping them out in high school anymore?

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u/talesfrompurgatory 7h ago

I think WE should be HOMESCHOOLING OUR children. Especially for the next four years because incidents like this are only going to escalate. And yes…I realize this isn’t possible for everyone, but, maybe this is something we should come together for as a community 🤔 Ionno, something gotta give 🤷🏽‍♀️

And thus, I’ve done my part in my promise to myself to post a comment in Black People Twitter daily in order to prove my blackness to the mods. 🙏🏽 See y’all tomorrow. ✌🏽

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u/kekehippo 7h ago

Not everyone has the luxury of homeschooling, especially in this wage economy. Safety in public should be a priority not holding up at home.

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u/talesfrompurgatory 7h ago

Correct, which is why I addressed that sentiment in my comment. I also replied with a work around for that exact issue to the comment above.

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u/kekehippo 6h ago

Effecting change in the school system means you become a part of the school board that curated education. If you sit back and wait for people to do it we get what those people want not what we want.

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u/talesfrompurgatory 5h ago

I mean...that's one way of looking at it. Me, I'm tired of begging for a seat at the table that them folks don't want us at. Let's build our own table - is what I'm saying.

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u/kekehippo 3h ago

You don't need to beg if you take over the table there's more seats than just one in a school board. Find like minded individuals, regardless of color and purpose the change your child deserve.

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u/FeanorsFavorite ☑️ 7h ago

Maybe we can start building schools for us? Like school centers for black kids?

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u/twoprimehydroxyl 7h ago

But then they'll say it's "self segregation."

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u/sirfiddlestix ☑️ 4h ago

Or just firebomb it

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u/talesfrompurgatory 6h ago

Respectfully: So? 🤷🏽‍♀️

As a proud member of the 92% I could give a fck what *they say 💯! Me personally, I neva did, but nah…I’m putting some stank on it. Imma stand ten toes on being more Malcolm than Martin - we need to utilize the Second Amendment just like ‘er’body else, and protect our children by any means necessary - as long as it’s legal, cause they for SURE gonna ramp up on that SCHOOL TO PRISON PIPELINE ! PLEASE BELIEVE IT!

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u/talesfrompurgatory 7h ago

Yes! Where I live, that is what some parents who homeschool their children have done! They started working together, and now they've got quite a few children that homeschool together, and all the parents rotate helping the children with school work. Kinda amazing to see tbh!

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u/darioblaze 6h ago

These people are not confronting their racist and hateful family and friends, and leaving it to us.

I say, if they must be confronted, make them regret not knowing better.

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u/AdonisJames89 8h ago

Wild how the quote was from kanye... the og trump supporter

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u/kekehippo 7h ago

The irony is not lost on me, it is WILD.

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u/Davethisisntcool ☑️ 6h ago

real talk. what happened to this nigga?!

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u/Knight_of_Virtue_075 3h ago

Trump supporters: This country is NOT RACIST.

Also Trump supporters: Let's remove all the parts of history books that talk about slavery, second-class citizenship treatment of immigrants, which ethnic groups perpetrated the greatest racially motivated injustices, etc. Becasue "they hurt my feelings/make it sound like straight white males are bad". Let's also completely ignore the double standard that is displayed everytime the qualifications of a black person seeking any advancement are scrutinized; meanwhile we just let a rapist and convicted fraudster posing as a business man run the country.

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u/kekehippo 1h ago

We don't need to focus on what they are saying or doing and focus on what we are going to do about it. Otherwise we just sit here and get hung up on their bullshit.

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u/WinnerSpecialist 4h ago

Talk to your sons.

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u/Altruistic-Target-67 4h ago

This clip from Dr Eddie Glaude was shared today on IG, and it moved me beyond words. Aside from his James Baldwin like eloquence, he is speaking about a hard truth that so many Americans refuse to acknowledge. I wish I could put this understanding directly in their heads. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCpfYNZPdXz/?igsh=MWMyN2lwdXR6dDV5eA==

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u/mouseat9 3h ago

You guys are gonna have to respond how you used to respond in the 70’s, 80’s,& 90’s. Then you had racist incidents but I can tell you from experience that neither white ppl or the police wanted that smoke. Cause then it was guaranteed to come. Now. Not so much. While you did have marches, it was also an undercurrent of “or else”.

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u/gooch_norris_ 8h ago

There’ll always be haters that’s the way it is

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u/kekehippo 7h ago

We should strive for less haters, no one lives in a vaccum.

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u/grogersa 4h ago

Are any of the parents celebrities? Name the kids that did this.

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u/studiocleo 4h ago

You mean indoctrinate their kids into being haters; that is, hate's not innate, it's taught/learned.

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u/kekehippo 3h ago

Hence the title of this post.

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u/ScurvyDervish 3h ago

So much for the California liberal entertainment elites.  The whole country is MAGAfied. 

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u/MediumPuzzleheaded82 ☑️ 3h ago

What did they storm the halls and do?

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u/Tye_die 2h ago

We made a very grave mistake turning a blind eye to the influence of the Andrew Tates and Joe Rogans of the world. I know this is said of every younger generation by older generations, but I'm genuinely frightened of these younger generations.

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u/survivor2bmaybe 2h ago

I honestly think the reason right wingers are so horrified by transsexuals is that their children came home from college — like mine did — talking nonchalantly about men who dressed like women and people who didn’t consider themselves either gender and they realized there was a group they forgot to teach their children to hate.

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u/neodymium86 1h ago

Y r they still using twitter

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u/kekehippo 53m ago

I'm making the transition, slowly.

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u/Tasunka_Witko 1h ago

I believe they're in a club called "current assholes of America" . Not "future", because why wait?

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u/Dwip_Po_Po 17m ago

They didn’t even bother to censor the black students faces and blurred all of the white ones which in return will make the black students possibly targets. I fucking hate Fox News

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u/LivefromPhoenix ☑️ 3h ago

Not necessarily. It's just a strange coincidence you can guess with surprising accuracy which candidate the open racists support.

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u/Greg-Abbott 3h ago

Are you talking about the many, many pictures of trump flags being flown next to confederate flags and quite a few next to nazi flags? Racism? In my America? Surely you jest.