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H2O Man

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Reply to Eko (Original post)

Mon Jul 26, 2021, 12:19 AM

Jul 2021

That was a somewhat popular thing for white liberals to say during the Civil Rights Movement in the late 1950s - '60s. It should be placed in a locked box and buried deeply, for obvious reasons.

What a shame it would be to not see and appreciate the diversity of humanity.

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"I dont see color" he said. Lol. [View all] Eko Jul 2021 OP

I wish I didn't see color. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2021 #1

Colors are beautiful. Eko Jul 2021 #2

Interesting. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2021 #3

Also when you don't see color FreeState Jul 2021 #10

Yes!!! Eko Jul 2021 #11

We know a song about that, children ! OnDoutside Jul 2021 #16

"I don't see color" is a way of saying "It's all fixed now." Ron Green Jul 2021 #4

Yes, but it goes one step further. Eko Jul 2021 #5

And you know its a fake reality Eko Jul 2021 #6

Recommended. H2O Man Jul 2021 #7

Thanks, Eko Jul 2021 #8

Exactly, the diversity itself is positive . And assimilation shouldn't mean giving JI7 Jul 2021 #9

I dont see color mean I dont see anything other than myself. Eko Jul 2021 #12

Invisibility... Generic Other Jul 2021 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author Generic Other Jul 2021 #14

Then he doesn't see them at all. alphafemale Jul 2021 #15

I think you might have been a little hard on the guy in this instance. I get the impression he's Vinca Jul 2021 #17

No, Eko Jul 2021 #19

In the Army, we were told everyone is green Mysterian Jul 2021 #18

I grew up in Roxbury, a part of Boston, in the 40s and 50s. marie999 Jul 2021 #20