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In reply to the discussion: David Axelrod: "It sounds here like @KamalaHarris is now taking something more like the @JoeBiden [View all]bluewater
(5,420 posts)9. Maybe we should see what African American Democrats think?
1972...
2019...
Nothing is different in desegregation and race relations between 1972 and 2019? Really?
Weren't virulent racists oppressing African Americans, especially in the deep South, enforcing segregation and actually lynching black people back in 1972?
So maybe, just maybe, saying busing should be considered, not mandated, NOW is just a teensy tiny bit different than doing so during the height of the fight for civil rights?
I don't know.
I will defer to African American Democrats to decide.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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David Axelrod: "It sounds here like @KamalaHarris is now taking something more like the @JoeBiden [View all]
Skya Rhen
Jul 2019
OP
See reply 2 for a different take from Pete's senior communications advisor.
highplainsdem
Jul 2019
#8
Did you see what Mayor Pete's senior communications advisor tweeted this morning?
highplainsdem
Jul 2019
#2
But she's not cutting a deal with segregationists to let the local governments drag their feet
Hoyt
Jul 2019
#4
There is good evidence it ought to be as important today as it was then. Segregationists were
Hoyt
Jul 2019
#12
Oh, lots of white vote are/were not interested in equal schools then, now, or fifty years from now.
Hoyt
Jul 2019
#25
Actually, it's not a dead horse, too many people just don't want to deal with issue.
Hoyt
Jul 2019
#32
This gives an opening to somebody else to make a similar display at the next debate
Tiggeroshii
Jul 2019
#7