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In reply to the discussion: Gordon Parks' Never-Before-Seen Photos Of 1950s Segregation [View all]ND-Dem
(4,571 posts)20. You obviously wish to be offended and insulting so I'll leave you to your pleasure after showing
you the thread title:
"Gordon Parks' Never-Before-Seen Photos Of 1950s Segregation"
And here's one of the pictures: It has nothing to do with segregation.

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I think the poster meant that none of the ones you posted in the OP showed any obvious segregation.
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#10
it's the title of the thread, yes. so i guess one can be forgiven for expecting photos showing
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#17
You obviously wish to be offended and insulting so I'll leave you to your pleasure after showing
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#20
"IT HAPPENED." You've taking what I said as some denial that segregation happened?
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#41
Expecting to see certain photos is one thing. Unrec ing the thread (all caps, no less) is another.
merrily
Jan 2015
#56
I didn't unrec the thread, let alone in all caps. That was another poster. Here, let me give you
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#57
My reply to you did not say you had unrec'd the thread. It went directly to your comments.
merrily
Jan 2015
#60
NP. "I don't see segregation going on, so it must not be happening in those pictures."
Rex
Jan 2015
#21
You know nothing about me or my experiences. I leave you with one of the photos from the
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#23
Why anyone would supposedly unrec a thread full of great photos is a mystery, no
merrily
Jan 2015
#69
REC- All the people shown here were living in times and places where life was segregated.
NBachers
Jan 2015
#5
Ah yes, if the Gordon Parks Exhibit will be there until September.. an early B-day present wouldn't
Cha
Jan 2015
#81
not from the page you linked. but thanks for the gratuitous insults. so effective at winning
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#28
It wouldn't matter what I told you about segregation. You'd keep insulting me regardless, because
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#31
I don't admit any such thing. Having lived through that era, I imagine I know just as much about it
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#33
Yes. I was born in the early 50s. But of course, you don't believe that either, because you made
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#38
"Coloreds Only" signs aren't the only indicator of segregation. Racist micro aggression existed back
uponit7771
Jan 2015
#35
i don't know what 'diet racism' is, and i don't know what the relation is to something billed as
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#36
This is a denial that it exist because it's not overt, where do you think blacks on the train would
uponit7771
Jan 2015
#46
Maybe that's the difference. You were "taught" about it. I lived it. And the holier than thou
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#49
Ok, you may be right about that but neither does the outright denial of it...
uponit7771
Jan 2015
#53
The first pic is a pic of segregation, to think that the rule at the time was that the theatres were
uponit7771
Jan 2015
#43
according to that theory, any picture taken in the 50s is a picture of segregation.
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#44
The train pic!? You're kidding me right?! Where do you think blacks SAT at that time?!
uponit7771
Jan 2015
#47
Like I said, according to that theory, any and all photos taken in the 50s (or before) are pictures
ND-Dem
Jan 2015
#48
Yes. I add: Segregation did not merely exist then, but was REQUIRED by Jim Crow laws.
merrily
Jan 2015
#58
Where I live MLK is no longer taught in schools, it may be a thing of the past because
uponit7771
Jan 2015
#54