HELP ME UNDERSTAND!

Comments

Please Login To Post Comments...
Email:	Password:

Monica Brown I think racism involves a whole lot more than the use of the 'n' word. I also think the act of being a racist as opposed to speaking racist terms is far more detrimental. I think that unfortunately racism will always be here. Mama Mo Friday, September 30th 2005 at 6:51PM

Ja'Rai Hughes Johnson C. Smith University class of 2010 it hurts to say but... i thinks so also. My mother is not racist but she would NEVER let me date (let alone marry) anyone out of my race. that kinda makes me think Friday, September 30th 2005 at 6:58PM

Cambridge Jenkins IV Bethune Cookman University class of 2008 If you think about it, everyone is or has been a racist. It has little to do with what people say, and more to do with what people feel. Also, it not only involves the issue of black vs white. Racism is racism, period. Like Ms. Brown stated, it is something that will always be there, just like hate, crime, terrorism and any other negative things. The best of us (people) just have to look past that. Friday, September 30th 2005 at 10:23PM

Ja'Rai Hughes Johnson C. Smith University class of 2010 yeah i feel u Saturday, October 1st 2005 at 12:29AM

Khamia Brown Prairie View A&M University class of 2009 There is really no way to eliminate racism. White people will hate us no matter what, but what we can do as a race is to not ignore the situation, but fight it (not physically) but by protesting. If the black community made a stand, (and stop fighting each other) We can have more opportunities in jobs and etc. Besides your teacher seems like a racist, by telling you all to look the other way if someone degrades you. That is what happened during the 1940's and 50's until Dr. Martin Luther King led the fight against racism. Monday, October 3rd 2005 at 1:52AM

Alana Toolie Eastern Illinois Univ class of 2007 Well, I really don't know about what your professor said, but I do know that how can we possibly put that "n" word behind us (and I hate the word as well) if our people have begun and continue to use it as well as teach are children to use it as a term of endearment. Are You At All Serious? According to what the Lord has said, it has to get worse, before getting better or being at its best. Monday, October 3rd 2005 at 2:12PM

WILLIAM W. HEMMANS III Florida A&M University class of 1995 I think that Professor is teaching wrong and there is definetly a difference between racism and feeling at odds against those who have wronged you. Thats like saying a person that has been raped should not have anything against the rapist if you feel me. Wednesday, October 12th 2005 at 11:36PM

More From This Author

View All Articles From This Author

Latest Blogs

Post Article

Load More Articles

Popular Blogs

Post Article

Load More Articles