First off, that's not a blog. (Reply #45)

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Thu Aug 6, 2015, 01:38 PM

45. First off, that's not a blog.

Second, I have no idea who wrote it, it's a website with information. There is a difference. You asked for reasons, I gave you some with a link. But I see what you tactic is here...

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To close racial gaps, the economic status quo must change... [View all]	MellowDem	Aug 2015	OP
How is changing the economic status quo going to close racial gaps? n/t	1StrongBlackMan	Aug 2015	#1
Two big ones...	MellowDem	Aug 2015	#3
But ...	1StrongBlackMan	Aug 2015	#8
Because increased economic mobility...	MellowDem	Aug 2015	#16
"most help" /= equal playing field... that's what's needed theoretically seeing all will be lifted..	uponit7771	Aug 2015	#21
It means a more equal playing field...	MellowDem	Aug 2015	#29
By taking power out of the hands of the Oligarchy	AgingAmerican	Aug 2015	#4
"The Oligarchs" are not the people ...	1StrongBlackMan	Aug 2015	#12
The 'oligarchs' control our political and economic system	AgingAmerican	Aug 2015	#13
How exactly are "the oligarchs" doing that? ...	1StrongBlackMan	Aug 2015	#14
The oligarchs take away rights	AgingAmerican	Aug 2015	#17
Ignorance and apathy are some of the main drivers of racial discrimination anywhere with any people	uponit7771	Aug 2015	#22
Exactly	AgingAmerican	Aug 2015	#26
It already has...Not enough obviously but a hell of a lot better than when I was young...	Armstead	Aug 2015	#42
Not really.	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#2
Really...	MellowDem	Aug 2015	#5
.	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#6
Why be rude?	MellowDem	Aug 2015	#7
Laws to mitigate the effects of racism are more useful than being rich, being rich doesn't stop me	uponit7771	Aug 2015	#23
It it has nothing to do with being rich	AgingAmerican	Aug 2015	#40
How about a little joke ...	1StrongBlackMan	Aug 2015	#10
Closing racial gaps won't effect the status quo?	MellowDem	Aug 2015	#11
Maybe I don't understand ...	1StrongBlackMan	Aug 2015	#15
I suggested it up thread...	MellowDem	Aug 2015	#18
+1. n/t	1StrongBlackMan	Aug 2015	#9
Solutions	aspirant	Aug 2015	#25
Okay - if I accept your statement that social justice must come ahead of economic justice - what	jwirr	Aug 2015	#27
None of what you mentioned	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#28
"I'm not saying we don't need to address economic inequality"	aspirant	Aug 2015	#30
What the fuck does Hillary have to do with this?	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#31
and we have plenty of social justice reforms on the books	aspirant	Aug 2015	#33
Fear.	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#34
Your blog link	aspirant	Aug 2015	#36
No where in the link is the last thing you quote stated.	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#38
Your link	aspirant	Aug 2015	#41
Cool story, bro!	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#44
Fairy tales from the Land of Hobbits	aspirant	Aug 2015	#46
And you notice I did not call for ignoring the systemic racism. But some here on DU want to ignore	jwirr	Aug 2015	#32
I don't want to ignore economic justice...	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#35
"Conflating"	aspirant	Aug 2015	#37
Funding a social program =/= economic equality.	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#39
"I tend to listen to what AA leaders and activists are saying about racism"	aspirant	Aug 2015	#43
First off, that's not a blog.	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#45
Unknown author?	aspirant	Aug 2015	#47
Keep fucking that chicken. Nt	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#48
Hillary and you	aspirant	Aug 2015	#49
.	Dr Hobbitstein	Aug 2015	#50
There is a book every should read called "The Son Also Rises"	AngryAmish	Aug 2015	#19
Economic mobility...	MellowDem	Aug 2015	#20
The same amount of economic mobility was seen in Communist China	AngryAmish	Aug 2015	#24

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