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OregonBlue

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6. I watched it with my husband and we agreed we need so much more of

Reply to flibbitygiblets (Original post)

Wed May 30, 2018, 10:13 AM

May 2018

this. Black people hosting and black people telling their stories. We know racism happens every day but I don't think most of us realize the extent of it day in and day out and how it affects people's everyday lives. I wanted to cry at the story of the woman who talked about clerks looking past her and apologizing for having to help the "black women first".

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Who watched MSNBC's "Everyday Racism in America" tonight? [View all] flibbitygiblets May 2018 OP

Anderson had a great panel on too. applegrove May 2018 #1

I agree..... chillfactor May 2018 #2

+1 SunSeeker May 2018 #5

We all need to reach out everyday in every way to pbmus May 2018 #3

what I liked KT2000 May 2018 #4

I watched it with my husband and we agreed we need so much more of OregonBlue May 2018 #6

the muslim woman made clear the damage of drumph. mopinko May 2018 #7

It's not a safe space JustAnotherGen May 2018 #8

For this thread Gothmog May 2018 #9