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In reply to the discussion: I'm so sad after this conversation I had with an older black relative. [View all]Shell_Seas
(3,566 posts)6. It felt like we took a lot of steps back when Trump got elected.
But this step by step process is too slow, if police officers are still killing unarmed black men.
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I'm so sad after this conversation I had with an older black relative. [View all]
Shell_Seas
Jun 2020
OP
I agree, but I do think there is something different about this one. There is a lot
Squinch
Jun 2020
#44
When was the last meaningful progress toward civil and equal rights for persons of color?
PTWB
Jun 2020
#4
Progress takes place step by step, not in huge strides. Often it's not noticeable until we look back
StarfishSaver
Jun 2020
#5
That's crap. Anyone who accepts a timetable for equality and civil rights is no ally of mine.
PTWB
Jun 2020
#11
Believing that immediate action is warranted and disagreeing about what form that action should take
EffieBlack
Jun 2020
#19
I'm not sure if you're deliberately missing the point or what, but that isn't at all my argument.
PTWB
Jun 2020
#30
You have to remember ... I saw a poll on DU a while back about everone's age
Shell_Seas
Jun 2020
#25
Listen to your old black relative, he's right. They may sugarcoat it, but in the
demosincebirth
Jun 2020
#28