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Offline endicom

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White Democrat Legislator: I Don't Have to Worry About Diversity, Because I'm a Member of the African American Community

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Me too. I was one of the very, very few people to pay to see Mario Van Peebles, Jr.'s Posse, a mostly-black-cast western, in the theater, and I think that makes me a member of the African American community as well.

But you know who I didn't see in the theater? This honky.


A white North Carolina Democratic candidate brushed aside questions earlier this week about ensuring diversity in his state by saying he is a member of the black community.

House of Representatives candidate Gary Shipman said he doesn't need to worry about diversity because he has already experience it as a member of the African-American community, reported The News & Observer Wednesday.

"I'm a member of the African-American community," Shipman said. "I've been where you are. I've been in your communities."


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There are Tarheels and there are Tarholes.


Offline ABX

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Uh huh... and I live next to a Sikh doctor and an Indian hotel chain owner, so obviously I'm part of the Punjabi community...


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Another one of these "I identify as....." lefties  who lives outside of reality??
Character still matters.  It always matters.

I wear a mask as an exercise in liberty and love for others.  To see it as an infringement of liberty is to entirely miss the point.  Be kind.

"Sometimes I think the Church would be better off if we would call a moratorium on activity for about six weeks and just wait on God to see what He is waiting to do for us. That's what they did before Pentecost."   - A. W. Tozer

Use the time God is giving us to seek His will and feel His presence.

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I was reading Black Panther comics long before Marvel started making movies. 
I'm out.
peace.