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What next, their own areas on the bus?

 

It's genuinely embarrassing on multiple levels. I mean, could you imagine the outrage if our elected congressional officials chose to segregate themselves based exclusively on the color of their skin?

 

No one would stand for it!

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It's genuinely embarrassing on multiple levels. I mean, could you imagine the outrage if our elected congressional officials chose to segregate themselves based exclusively on the color of their skin?

 

No one would stand for it!

 

At this stage it's more "huh? okay... whatever..." as a response if you have a job and life...

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SEPARATE BUT EQUAL? Here’s Why Black Harvard Students Are Holding Their Own Graduation Ceremony.

 

“This is an opportunity to celebrate Harvard’s Black excellence and Black brilliance,” Michael Huggins, a soon-to-become Masters graduate from Harvard’s Kennedy School, told The Root. “It’s an event where we can see each other and our parents and family can see us as a collective, whole group. A community.”

“This is not about segregation,” He added.
“It’s about fellowship and building a community
. This is a chance to reaffirm for each other that we enter the work world with a network of supporters standing with us. We are all partners.”

 

 

 

 

Just not fellowship or community with anyone of a different color.

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SEPARATE BUT EQUAL? Here’s Why Black Harvard Students Are Holding Their Own Graduation Ceremony.

 

“This is an opportunity to celebrate Harvard’s Black excellence and Black brilliance,” Michael Huggins, a soon-to-become Masters graduate from Harvard’s Kennedy School, told The Root. “It’s an event where we can see each other and our parents and family can see us as a collective, whole group. A community.”

“This is not about segregation,” He added.
“It’s about fellowship and building a community
. This is a chance to reaffirm for each other that we enter the work world with a network of supporters standing with us. We are all partners.”

 

 

 

 

Just not fellowship or community with anyone of a different color.

 

But that's whitey's fault...

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What, so they don't have to see us whiteys?

 

Like how much of the precious and few leisure minutes (away from work, commuting, trying to keep my life together) am I supposed to have to pretend that someone bellyaching is honestly really interesting and captivating?

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http://www.blacknews.com/directory/black_african_american_organizations.shtml

 

Black Organization - NAACP

NAACP

This organization, based in Baltimore, MD, is the oldest black organization that fights for civils rights and equal opportunity.

 

Black Organization - Urban League

National Urban League (NUL)

This black organization empowers and encourages African Americans to be active in the political and professional arena.

 

Black Organization - Rainbow Push

Rainbow Push Coalition

This black organization, led by Jesse Jackson, fights for equal rights for minorities, women, and gays/lesbians.

 

 

 

100 Black Men of America

Working to improve the quality of life within the African American community.

Based in Atlanta, Georgia

www.100blackmen.org

 

African American Planning Commission (AAPC)

Addresses issues of homelessness (domestic violence, HIV/AIDS, housing shortage, and unemployment) within the communities in which we live and serve.

Based in Brooklyn, New York

www.aapci.org

 

African American Speaker Bureau (AASB)

This organization is dedicated to the representation of people and projects that address the issues, concerns and celebrations of the African American community.

Based in San Francisco, California

www.aasb.net

 

Be Someone, Inc.

Uses numerous tools, including the game of chess, to promote self-esteem, responsibility, and analytical thinking amoung at-risk kids.

Based in Atlanta, Georgia

www.besomeone.org

 

Black Culinarians Alliance (BCA)

A nationwide non-profit, educational and networking organization of hospitality and food service professionals.

Based in New York, New York

www.blackculinarians.com

 

Blacks In Government (BIG)

Promotes equity in all aspects of life, and excellence in public service.

Based in Washington, DC

www.bignet.org

 

Black Wall Street Merchants Association

Serves as an advocate for commerce in the African American community.

Based in Oakland, California

www.blackwallstreet.org

 

Black Women In Sisterhood For Action (BISA)

Develops and promotes alternative strategies for educational and career development of black women.

Based in Washington, DC

www.bisa-hq.org

 

Jack and Jill of America

A family organization that provides cultural, social, civic and recreational activities that stimulate and expand the mind to enhance life.

Based in Washington, DC

www.jack-and-jill.org

 

Miss Black USA

Provides educational opportunities to outstanding young women of color and to develop the whole woman mind, body, and spirit.

Based in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

www.missblackusa.org

 

National Action Council For Minorities in Engineering (NACME)

Offers support to African Americans and other minorities who want to pursue careers in engineering, technology, math and science.

Based in White Plains, New York

www.nacme.org

 

National Action Network

This organization, led by Al Sharpton ,promotes a modern civil rights agenda that includes just and decency for all people regardless of race, social justice for communities, and the improvement of race relations.

Based in New York, New York

www.nationalactionanetwork.net

 

 

 

National Association of the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

A champion of social justice, that has fought long and hard to ensure that the voices of African Americans would be heard.

Based in Baltimore, Maryland

www.naacp.org

 

National Association of Black Hotel Owners, Operators and Developers (NABHOOD)

Works to increase the number of African-Americans owning, developing, managing and operating hotels; increase vendor opportunities & executive level jobs for minorities.

Based in Fort Lauderdale, Floria

www.nabhood.com

 

National Association of Black Accountants (NABA)

The leader in expanding the influence of minority professionals in the fields of accounting and finance.

Based in Greenbelt, Maryland

www.nabainc.org

 

National Association of Black Storytellers (NABS

Promotes and perpetuates the art of Black Storytelling, which embodies the history, heritage, and culture of African Americans.

Based in Baltimore, Maryland

www.nabsinc.org

 

National Association of Blacks In Criminal Justice (NABCJ)

Provides leaders dedicated to improving the administration of criminal justice, with a goal of achieving equal justice for blacks and other minorities.

Based in Durham, North Carolina

www.nabcj.org

 

National Association of Market Developers (NAMD)

Cultivates the aspects of the Black experience that can produce results for both the African-American community and institutions, private and public.

Based In Plainfield, New Jersey

www.namdntl.org

 

National Black Child Development Institute (NBCDI)

Improves and protects the lives of African American children.

Based in Washington, DC

www.nbcdi.org

 

National Registry of Black Baby Names

Largest online collection of names that African American and African parents can choose for their unborn child.

Based in Columbus, Ohio.

www.blackbabynames.org

 

National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)

One of the largest student-managed organizations in the country that focuses on increasing the number of Black engineers who excel academically and in the workplace.

Based in Fairfax, Virginia

www.nsbe.org

 

National Urban League (NUL)

The nation's oldest and largest community- based movement devoted to empowering African Americans to enter the economic and social mainstream.

Based in New York, New York

www.nul.org

 

Rainbow Push Coalition

This organization, led by Jesse Jackson, is a progressive organization fighting for social change as a mighty coalition of workers, women and people of color.

Based in Chicago, Illinois

www.rainbowpush.org

 

Add to this list:

 

The Negro College Fund

 

Congressional Black Caucus

 

Black Panthers

 

Now replace "black" in any of those three with "white" and see what a schitstorm there would be.

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In an effort to celebrate how far we have come as a country to end racism and ensure everyone knows grouping people based exclusively on the color of their skin is wrong, Harvard will have a graduation ceremony that is blacks only.

 

It's only a matter of time before the SJWs demand that blacks have their own water fountains.

LOL and they go to Harvard?

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I'll do better next time. Would hate to have you have a hard on for me. :bag:

 

I've tried for ten minutes to come up with a joke that deals with the synonymous phrases 'playing a joke' and 'pulling a boner' but just can't quite get there. Too bad - it might have been funny.

:lol:

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I've tried for ten minutes to come up with a joke that deals with the synonymous phrases 'playing a joke' and 'pulling a boner' but just can't quite get there. Too bad - it might have been funny.

:lol:

playing a joke would be what he calls a boner. This is a guy whom the term micropenis defines by photograph,
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I've tried for ten minutes to come up with a joke that deals with the synonymous phrases 'playing a joke' and 'pulling a boner' but just can't quite get there. Too bad - it might have been funny.

:lol:

 

Really? "Your jokes are like your boners: flaccid, no matter how frequently you pull them." That took all of ten seconds.

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