Monday, November 17, 2008

"We Still Have A Long Way To Go"


What the fuck is going on in this world?....Dudes beating up on girls....Even if your a student on a prestigious college campus, you are still not safe from narrow minded bigots......The struggle continues, regardless of who's president in the United States...
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Anonymous said...

The following excerpt was from today's Democracy NOW broadcast..."Black Church in Mass. Burned to Ground on Election Night
In Springfield, Massachusetts, a predominantly black congregation is vowing to rebuild its church after it was burned to the ground two weeks ago, just hours after the election of Barack Obama as the nation’s first black president. Law enforcement officials say the fire was intentionally set, but no arrests have been made.

Hundreds of Race-Based Incidents Reported Since Election of Obama
Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center said there have been “hundreds” of race-based incidents since the election. The Associated Press has compiled a list of other possible hate crimes over the past two weeks. Crosses were burned in yards of Obama supporters in Hardwick, New Jersey and Apolacan Township, Pennsylvania. In the Pittsburgh suburb of Forest Hills, a black man said he found a note with a racial slur on his car windshield, saying, “Now that you voted for Obama, just watch out for your house.” A black teenager in New York City said he was attacked with a bat on election night by four white men who shouted “Obama.” In Standish, Maine, a sign inside the Oak Hill General Store read, “Osama Obama Shotgun Pool.” Customers could sign up to bet $1 on a date when Obama would be killed. At North Carolina State University, four students admitted writing a sign on the campus that called for shooting Obama in the head. And in Idaho, second- and third-grade students on a school bus in Rexburg, Idaho were heard chanting "assassinate Obama.”

November 18, 2008 at 10:01 PM
Drasar Monumental said...

Yo Diggs, I see that you are on your job.....Get at me G

November 20, 2008 at 8:11 AM

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