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Happy Hoosier

(9,558 posts)
22. I get that....
Thu Jul 2, 2020, 02:26 PM
Jul 2020

... and I hope the kids do too. The respondent above helped give me that perspective.

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I have Rape-Colored Skin [View all] qwlauren35 Jul 2020 OP
Jefferson's statues need to come down, along with Columbus and Washington. lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #1
I disagree. To me the confederate statues are different. They celebrate and honor people Dream Girl Jul 2020 #8
Well, I would admit that statues of any kind are not my top priority. lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #9
Agree though I'm greatly pleased to see those monuments to the Old South coming down Dream Girl Jul 2020 #18
-There's a statue in South Korea soldierant Jul 2020 #25
No slave had enough agency to have a choice ismnotwasm Jul 2020 #2
The term is new to me, too. qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #6
I wonder how your distant relatives today would react to meeting you? lagomorph777 Jul 2020 #12
Your page doesn't seem to allow me to view the shirt ismnotwasm Jul 2020 #15
If I could post a picture, I would. qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #19
Since Zazzle is so strongly privacy protected (which is a good thing), soldierant Jul 2020 #26
When I move my cursor over the image qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #49
That would likely be a problem. soldierant Jul 2020 #52
Nice! ismnotwasm Jul 2020 #47
This is a deeply signficant angle from which to understand things Nancy Waterman Jul 2020 #3
K&R. WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2020 #4
K&R for visibility. nt tblue37 Jul 2020 #5
A little concerned how this might impact... Happy Hoosier Jul 2020 #7
Mixed and Light are not the same. qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #13
Thanks for your thoughts! Happy Hoosier Jul 2020 #21
This message was self-deleted by its author PTWB Jul 2020 #31
An article that uses strong language from someone to describe the white supremacist heritage of race WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2020 #16
I get that.... Happy Hoosier Jul 2020 #22
BTW qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #17
I have often wondered why lightskinned AAs generally identified as AA and not... TreasonousBastard Jul 2020 #10
In the American South, there was the "one drop" rule csziggy Jul 2020 #20
I remember the one-drop rule, and it became a horrific measure of worth... TreasonousBastard Jul 2020 #29
This StarfishSaver Jul 2020 #34
Many light skinned people identified as white, but privilege came at a price. Marcuse Jul 2020 #45
And they sure love to talk about dysfunctional black families malaise Jul 2020 #11
Wow. qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #14
It's not always from rape. Buckeye_Democrat Jul 2020 #23
A union between a white man and a free black woman is very different StarfishSaver Jul 2020 #36
Yes, I agree. Buckeye_Democrat Jul 2020 #37
What makes it rape is the power differential of the two people, not that they're different races StarfishSaver Jul 2020 #39
Interesting family history! Buckeye_Democrat Jul 2020 #43
I have rape-colored skin. spicysista Jul 2020 #24
I'm glad I did. qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #33
Reductio ad absurdum Marcuse Jul 2020 #27
Under the column "Race" luvtheGWN Jul 2020 #28
I have been known to write in 26K niyad Jul 2020 #38
I know that happened, but-- in searching his family my husband demigoddess Jul 2020 #30
Henry Louis Gates found a white ancestor who... Buckeye_Democrat Jul 2020 #32
That's hilarious. qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #35
YYou Want a Confederate Monument? My Body Is a Confederate Monument. Very powerful statement. iluvtennis Jul 2020 #40
"My Body Is a Confederate Monument." Heavy. Angela Davis couldn't have said it better. jaxexpat Jul 2020 #51
Wow - like looking in a mirror Hip2bSquare Jul 2020 #41
Excellent post and comments all around. Thank you. yonder Jul 2020 #42
Really great thread. MontanaMama Jul 2020 #44
The author, Caroline Randall Williams, is quite an extraordinary and talented young woman. She is a Tanuki Jul 2020 #46
Thanks for the bio. qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #48
It shows just how sick the system of slavery was in America. roamer65 Jul 2020 #50
Powerful writing. brer cat Jul 2020 #53
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