The Souls of Black Folk (1903), W.E.B. Du Bois
Chemical companies have been dumping toxic sludge in predominately black, working class areas for decades.
This establishment of individuals (this fact is completely uncorroborated, it might be a computer system for all I know) has taken it upon itself to judge the movies of the past year with an unknown set of criterion and then, year after year, not give Leonardo DiCaprio a gold statue.
What do we actually want from white people in race conversations?
What does Black Lives Matter have to do with boycotting the Oscars?
Why do we now celebrate his birthday by shunning political activity in favor of sprucing up government parks?
Is it fair to compare the rhetoric of Donald Trump with that of Adolf Hitler? I guess the first test might be whether you can tell them apart.
That is to say, the day a child is born in the United States, is the day they learn how to be a racist.
Unfortunately, not everyone believes black lives matter.
Don’t let your lens become blurred by what you believe, because most people in the world think differently than you. Diversity creates a better narrative, but it’s only achieved if we all have empathy for each other.