Kapernick is a liar

[Lumenari]

I have a 80 year old aunt in Tulsa who was telling me that lately she doesn't know what to do if she came across a black man on the street.

Is she allowed to look at him and nod? Will he go batshit crazy and beat on her? What is the new normal now for her? What should she expect?

There, right there, is the problem. Two people cannot understand each other without communication, and this is intended to disrupt any attempt at communication. It started many years ago when someone decided that anyone who had ever uttered that nasty, filthy N-word should be destroyed and removed from society, regardless of the circumstances. One was to never even call black folk "black" because it was "insensitive," so instead we were to call them "colored"... oops, no, that was last week, now the word is "dark-skinned"... oh, sorry, yesterday's word.... now it's "black" and don't even think about using any other word... hell, a white person couldn't talk to a black person for fear of offending them by saying "hello"!

Now we're at it again. Apparently somewhere, somehow, a black person and a white person managed to carry on a conversation. Can't have that!

TheRedneck

My aunt is 0% white so it confuses her even more.

Not 30 years ago for her, the filthy N-word applied to blacks, whites and NAs.... it was a term associated with human trash, not a race.

She is technically "colored" but yet she isn't because she isn't black...

Although her husband is a Freedman, a person whose family is black that is Cherokee culturally...

She did ask me though "Is there going to be a time where we can just be Americans and then talk about these other people?"

So there might be a light at the end of the tunnel for all of us.

Americans vs Others.

We should frame the debate that way.