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In reply to the discussion: I found this 1907 quote from T. Roosevelt concerning immigration...... [View all]Hoyt
(54,770 posts)15. You were first, although I was responding and looked up something about TR and saw the
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Booker T. Washington reference as if he was a civil rights activist.
A quick aside, I actually got it into about 15 years ago with an honest to god grand wizzard -- or whatever they are called -- of the Oklahoma KKK who had the gall to claim he was a "civil rights activist."
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I found this 1907 quote from T. Roosevelt concerning immigration...... [View all]
clarice
Jun 2016
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The World is my country, all mankind are my brethren, and to do good is my religion. Thomas Paine
Tierra_y_Libertad
Jun 2016
#1
T. Paine knew how his way around words, but did anyone check with Mrs. Paine on this?
merrily
Jun 2016
#52
It's not all or nothing. I can praise Paine for his greatness and note that, if doing good
merrily
Jun 2016
#55
Unfortunately, at the time, the term 'American' was defined solely by the white Christian power
Aristus
Jun 2016
#5
That's what I was thinking. T Roosevelt might have been OK with European immigrants, but I bet
Hoyt
Jun 2016
#9
You were first, although I was responding and looked up something about TR and saw the
Hoyt
Jun 2016
#15
Yet Harry Truman integrated the armed forces, and Lyndon Johnson signed the civil rights acts...
roamer65
Jun 2016
#43
Hmmmm, all my right wing friends are posting this on facebook! Hmmmmm.....interesting. nt
Logical
Jun 2016
#44