Originally posted by 5STAR
lol
is that a serious post?
great human being in my book. why you don't like him?
lol
is that a serious post?
great human being in my book. why you don't like him?
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Originally posted by 5STAR
what exactly did he do that was so great?
got us a Holiday off work
what exactly did he do that was so great?
got us a Holiday off work
Originally posted by 5STAR
what exactly did he do that was so great?
He fathered MLK Jr. ldo
what exactly did he do that was so great?
He fathered MLK Jr. ldo
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Originally posted by ghuffman
Oh my
sorry the question was greatest human being
Martin Luther King I assume you are talking about the father of Martin Luther King Jr. To bad Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches and the movement he was the face of did very little to actually change much.
Homicide rate tripled and is currently double of 1955
Unemployment is also double what it was back in 1955
Blacks earned 55% of whites in 1955
Blacks now earn 57% of whites in 2012
The major fight was to get equal opportunity to education yet only 53.7% of blacks graduate high school.
Oh my
sorry the question was greatest human being
Martin Luther King I assume you are talking about the father of Martin Luther King Jr. To bad Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches and the movement he was the face of did very little to actually change much.
Homicide rate tripled and is currently double of 1955
Unemployment is also double what it was back in 1955
Blacks earned 55% of whites in 1955
Blacks now earn 57% of whites in 2012
The major fight was to get equal opportunity to education yet only 53.7% of blacks graduate high school.
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Originally posted by 5STAR
sorry the question was greatest human being
Martin Luther King I assume you are talking about the father of Martin Luther King Jr. To bad Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches and the movement he was the face of did very little to actually change much.
Homicide rate tripled and is currently double of 1955
Unemployment is also double what it was back in 1955
Blacks earned 55% of whites in 1955
Blacks now earn 57% of whites in 2012
The major fight was to get equal opportunity to education yet only 53.7% of blacks graduate high school.
u missed the major point...blacks didn't have the same chances to succeed as whites...and blacks still don't but it has improved since then.
sorry the question was greatest human being
Martin Luther King I assume you are talking about the father of Martin Luther King Jr. To bad Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches and the movement he was the face of did very little to actually change much.
Homicide rate tripled and is currently double of 1955
Unemployment is also double what it was back in 1955
Blacks earned 55% of whites in 1955
Blacks now earn 57% of whites in 2012
The major fight was to get equal opportunity to education yet only 53.7% of blacks graduate high school.
u missed the major point...blacks didn't have the same chances to succeed as whites...and blacks still don't but it has improved since then.
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Originally posted by 5STAR
sorry the question was greatest human being
Martin Luther King I assume you are talking about the father of Martin Luther King Jr. To bad Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches and the movement he was the face of did very little to actually change much.
Homicide rate tripled and is currently double of 1955
Unemployment is also double what it was back in 1955
Blacks earned 55% of whites in 1955
Blacks now earn 57% of whites in 2012
The major fight was to get equal opportunity to education yet only 53.7% of blacks graduate high school.
gotta love people throwing out numbers. why dont more of us black people graduate HS, not because we dont have the opportunity, but too many allow other things to get in the way. Dr. King was fighting for us to have equal opportunity for equal education. homicide rate and unemployment are issues that people will inherently always have to face. and maybe 2% isnt enough progress, but does that number represent blacks and white working the same jobs, or as a total. maybe that speaks more to the jobs that black and white happen to hold
sorry the question was greatest human being
Martin Luther King I assume you are talking about the father of Martin Luther King Jr. To bad Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches and the movement he was the face of did very little to actually change much.
Homicide rate tripled and is currently double of 1955
Unemployment is also double what it was back in 1955
Blacks earned 55% of whites in 1955
Blacks now earn 57% of whites in 2012
The major fight was to get equal opportunity to education yet only 53.7% of blacks graduate high school.
gotta love people throwing out numbers. why dont more of us black people graduate HS, not because we dont have the opportunity, but too many allow other things to get in the way. Dr. King was fighting for us to have equal opportunity for equal education. homicide rate and unemployment are issues that people will inherently always have to face. and maybe 2% isnt enough progress, but does that number represent blacks and white working the same jobs, or as a total. maybe that speaks more to the jobs that black and white happen to hold
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Originally posted by ghuffman
u missed the major point...blacks didn't have the same chances to succeed as whites...and blacks still don't but it has improved since then.
Originally posted by EvilVoodoo77
gotta love people throwing out numbers. why dont more of us black people graduate HS, not because we dont have the opportunity, but too many allow other things to get in the way. Dr. King was fighting for us to have equal opportunity for equal education. homicide rate and unemployment are issues that people will inherently always have to face. and maybe 2% isnt enough progress, but does that number represent blacks and white working the same jobs, or as a total. maybe that speaks more to the jobs that black and white happen to hold
hmmm
The President is black
u missed the major point...blacks didn't have the same chances to succeed as whites...and blacks still don't but it has improved since then.
Originally posted by EvilVoodoo77
gotta love people throwing out numbers. why dont more of us black people graduate HS, not because we dont have the opportunity, but too many allow other things to get in the way. Dr. King was fighting for us to have equal opportunity for equal education. homicide rate and unemployment are issues that people will inherently always have to face. and maybe 2% isnt enough progress, but does that number represent blacks and white working the same jobs, or as a total. maybe that speaks more to the jobs that black and white happen to hold
hmmm
The President is black
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Originally posted by EvilVoodoo77
gotta love people throwing out numbers. why dont more of us black people graduate HS, not because we dont have the opportunity,
gotta love people throwing out numbers. why dont more of us black people graduate HS, not because we dont have the opportunity,
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Originally posted by ghuffman
blacks still don't but it has improved since then.
wat?
blacks still don't but it has improved since then.
wat?
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Originally posted by EvilVoodoo77
too many allow other things to get in the way.
yep, thats the point
too many allow other things to get in the way.
yep, thats the point
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