who heard that info about a phi a?

34 replies · 11581 views · Started by Change · Aug 2005

Change

boston, MA

Change boston, MA

oh ok thanks for clearing that up but why wouldn't they support their frat brothers who found love? don't those frats emphasize brotherly love and unity? since when is simply having a license plate that reps the union of one frat brotha with another a bad thing? are black greek orgs closed minded and unaccepting to their own blood's personal lifestyle?

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· Sep 2005

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In all general human conceptions, all are equal. But, within the European consturct, we are merely only allowed to play by those in power. Don't convince yourself you are equal or others, prove it. That's what the Civil Rights movement was truly about. We will bleed more, we will work more, we will suffer more, and STILL we will cherish our freedom. You have the power to give us what we deserve, that which is nothing short of what you have.

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cutiepie@csu from cincinnati, OH · Sep 2005

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Thunderstruck wrote:
In all general human conceptions, all are equal. But, within the European consturct, we are merely only allowed to play by those in power. Don't convince yourself you are equal or others, prove it. That's what the Civil Rights movement was truly about. We will bleed more, we will work more, we will suffer more, and STILL we will cherish our freedom. You have the power to give us what we deserve, that which is nothing short of what you have.

Are you saying that proving to others by the things that people do everyday proving to be equal. When I was in the tenth grade my math teacher had a poster on the wall that said " Don't allow others to think they are better than you, and don't think you are better than other people!" I have been living by this for a long time. I don't understand what your problem is. Do you stereotype black people as being ignorant and incapable of being professionals or successful. I don't see why you are constantly trying to bring them down. Do you not realize that you are talking to a whole community (HBCU Connect) of african american students who work hard everyday to become successful and who are also going to professionals someday. But you come on here and try to bring them down.... is that what you want to do? You are a very negative person and you need to realize that some people take that sh!t offensive. You can't possibly understand how it feels to walk in the shoes of a man who has to fight just to earn his education, because if you did then you wouldn't say half of the sh!t that you say. Just tell me what your purpose of being so cruel and closed-minded towards this particular race? I mean are you trying to speaktruth, and if so then have you walked the streets of the projects in Chicago, New York, and other various cities. Have you seen the poverty that these families go through.... Have you seen the struggle of the determined black man.... I have... everyday since I was 7 when I first moved out of Worcester, Massachusettes. Until you have witnessed this then I advice you not to speak on it. And definitely don't make degrading comments.

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