I think all white students in America should, in a gesture of solidarity with their persecuted brothers and sisters in Beserkely, be 15 minutes late to every class. They should then refuse to sit, instead kneeling through class, like this white guy...
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Or stand defiantly with fists raised just like Tommy Smith and John Carlos did in '68... only now wearing a white glove like this white guy is doing.
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From the comments section:<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Is your dog’s Halloween costume sexist?<a href="https://t.co/XfenVipTHA">https://t.co/XfenVipTHA</a> <a href="https://t.co/dUh3D7TM8W">pic.twitter.com/dUh3D7TM8W</a></p>— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) <a href="https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/793165436825300992">October 31, 2016</a></blockquote>
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It's a real pleasure to see companies like the Washington Post allowing retarded people to write articles.
Nameplates have always leapt off the chests of black and brown girls who wear them; they’re an unequivocal and proud proclamation of our individuality, as well as a salute to those who gave us our names. The necklaces are a response to gas-station bracelets and department-store mugs emblazoned with names like Katie and Becky. But most of all, they’re a flashy and pointed rejection of the banality of white affluence.
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White girls and women have other stories, but they don’t have ours. It never feels like a homage to me when I see a white woman rocking a nameplate. Instead, it comes across as nothing more than an awkward replica—true “biters” of our shit.
Have you seen the Pocahontas Warren costume? Gold.I only knew because my little sister used to wear one...
She is white. She is a racist via adolescent appropriation.
I'm pretty proud that I had to Google what a nameplate necklace is.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/juvus">@juvus</a> I know what its is supposed to signify. But if you know about the game, every 3rd K is turned upside down to ensure it doesn't say it</p>— Marcel Middleton (@GrindIt2UFindIt) <a href="https://twitter.com/GrindIt2UFindIt/status/794039307258314752">November 3, 2016</a></blockquote>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/juvus">@juvus</a> I know what its is supposed to signify. But if you know about the game, every 3rd K is turned upside down to ensure it doesn't say it</p>— Marcel Middleton (@GrindIt2UFindIt) <a href="https://twitter.com/GrindIt2UFindIt/status/794039307258314752">November 3, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Holy shit.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/juvus">@juvus</a> I know what its is supposed to signify. But if you know about the game, every 3rd K is turned upside down to ensure it doesn't say it</p>— Marcel Middleton (@GrindIt2UFindIt) <a href="https://twitter.com/GrindIt2UFindIt/status/794039307258314752">November 3, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Holy shit.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/juvus">@juvus</a> I know what its is supposed to signify. But if you know about the game, every 3rd K is turned upside down to ensure it doesn't say it</p>— Marcel Middleton (@GrindIt2UFindIt) <a href="https://twitter.com/GrindIt2UFindIt/status/794039307258314752">November 3, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Holy shit.
But you don't know about the game... I love people.
I was at the bar with my dad having dinner with him and catching up when a group of friends near us started talking about baseball. It was early October, and the playoffs just started. As fans of the game, my dad and I were excited about the start of the postseason. This group of 4 (3 guys and a girl) were all early 20s, looked only a couple years younger than me (27).
Two of the guys seemed to generally like, or at least understand, the game. They discussed the possibility of the Cubs winning and what it would mean for the city, how they have a great offense and rotation, and the like. Then the girl butted in that she found the name World Series offensive. "How can it be the World Series if it's only in America? We don't have the right to own the name and it's so typically American to call a sport's championship that only we play something so amazing as the World Series."
Blew my mind.
I mean....it is kinda dumb to call it the world series, but it's not worth getting mad about. I'd put my entire savings towards the Champs beating any other team in the world in a 7 game series.
I mean....it is kinda dumb to call it the world series, but it's not worth getting mad about. I'd put my entire savings towards the Champs beating any other team in the world in a 7 game series.
But at the same time, it can be argued the BEST in the world play in the Majors there fore World Series. Definitely not something to get all SJW about.
Apparently you are unfamiliar with SJW as they are ready to fly their flag and beat their chest on pretty much any hill...
Try typing ecosexual into the google machine...if SJWs aren't already defending/promoting them, I bet they will soon.
Apparently you are unfamiliar with SJW as they are ready to fly their flag and beat their chest on pretty much any hill...
Try typing ecosexual into the google machine...if SJWs aren't already defending/promoting them, I bet they will soon.
But you don't know about the game... I love people.
I was at the bar with my dad having dinner with him and catching up when a group of friends near us started talking about baseball. It was early October, and the playoffs just started. As fans of the game, my dad and I were excited about the start of the postseason. This group of 4 (3 guys and a girl) were all early 20s, looked only a couple years younger than me (27).
Two of the guys seemed to generally like, or at least understand, the game. They discussed the possibility of the Cubs winning and what it would mean for the city, how they have a great offense and rotation, and the like. Then the girl butted in that she found the name World Series offensive. "How can it be the World Series if it's only in America? We don't have the right to own the name and it's so typically American to call a sport's championship that only we play something so amazing as the World Series."
Blew my mind.