WOKE Latinos DEVASTATED After Black Residents THREATEN TO CALL ICE For Running In Their Neighborhood

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WOKE Latinos DEVASTATED After Black Residents THREATEN TO CALL ICE For Running In Their Neighborhood
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If I called the black area of my city “Africa town” I’m pretty sure I’d be called racist

Multiculturalism doesn’t work. Shared values is what works.

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  1. The arguement that the Mexicans made is valid. I lived in multi-racial California for 3 years in the early 1980s. All races are more ethnocentric in CA than in the South where I live. Blacks and Latinos must become allies because all people of color are in the same (minority) boat and should support & help each other. The blacks are doing to the Latinos the same way the whites did to the blacks which is beyond shameful. While in CA, l felt more racism than in the South which was totally unexpected. The great melting–pot experiment is not running smoothly at all especially in multi–racial places like California and NYC — two places I would never live in again. The only way there’s hope for the conundrum that is America is to designate 1–2 states for each race. For example, give Arizona and/or New Mexico to Latinos and give N. Carolina and S. Carolina to blacks and give 1 northeastern state to Jews and all live semi-autonomously and/or independently of the Caucasian race while in their designated states. A complex situation requires a solution that will ease tensions not exacerbate them. Blacks have generally copied the bad qualities/attitudes/practices of the whites and then directed it towards Latinos and blacks from the Caribbean and Africa which is counter-intuitive, sad and dismaying. Ultimately, it’s also very counter–productive for the success of the great melting–pot experiment of 🇺🇸. There can’t be any hope unless certain radical changes are implemented. Why didn’t Obama think of this approach to solving the problem while he was in office? There is no Hope without radical Change. Something’s gotta give — which is what sen. Bernie Sanders has been preaching for decades.

  2. The arguement that the Mexicans made is valid. I lived in multi-racial California for 3 years in the early 1980s. All races are more ethnocentric in CA than in the South where I live. Blacks and Latinos must become allies because all people of color are in the same (minority) boat and should support & help each other. The blacks are doing to the Latinos the same way the whites did to the blacks which is beyond shameful. While in CA, l felt more racism than in the South which was totally unexpected. The great melting–pot experiment is not running smoothly at all especially in multi–racial places like California and NYC — two places I would never live in again. The only way there’s hope for the conundrum that is America is to designate 1–2 states for each race. For example, give Arizona and/or New Mexico to Latinos and give N. Carolina and S. Carolina to blacks and give 1 northeastern state to Jews and all live semi-autonomously and/or independently of the Caucasian race while in their designated states. A complex situation requires a solution that will ease tensions not exacerbate them. Blacks have generally copied the bad qualities/attitudes/practices of the whites and then directed it towards Latinos and blacks from the Caribbean and Africa which is counter-intuitive, sad and dismaying. Ultimately, it’s also very counter–productive for the success of the great melting–pot experiment of 🇺🇸. There can’t be any hope unless certain radical changes are implemented. Why didn’t Obama think of this approach to solving the problem while he was in office? There is no Hope without radical Change. Something’s gotta give — which is what sen. Bernie Sanders has been preaching for decades.

  3. So you give one state to blacks another one to Latinos then one to whites oh let’s throw one in for japs & Chinese and other races, so then what happens when one race travels through the wrong state of race ? I see multiple divisions of racism

  4. I was born in south Bronx in the early 50s never new anything about racism, blacks ricans Chinese whites and others we got along just fine, left NY in the mid 60s to Boston and that’s when we started to learn about racism and segregation

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