Obama's Challenge for the NAACP »
Posted By monicachenoa 3 months ago in NewsAt this year's NAACP convention, the nation's oldest civil rights forum, there is an energy not felt in decades. And there's no mistaking why. "It's very promising to see someone like Barack Obama doing very well," said Jeanetta Williams, president of the organization's Salt Lake City chapter.
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nikkibabe3 months ago
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Global_Warmer3 months ago
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Blackacereturn3 months ago
I think the post you see above is a shift it the GOP tactics. Pretend to be boastful blacks. I expected this sooner. Man they will stop at nothing, I knew all the old stand by tricks would come to play. They cant seem to find any boastful blacks to put on TV so now they are using the anonymity of the Internet to create some!
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rightfromwrong3 months ago
sadly he has been bought off by AIPAC & the Bilderbergs. He has received his instructions and will follow them. We know what happens to leaders who want to change America. They die like the Kennedies, Martin Luther King and Malcolm X
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Global_Warmer3 months ago
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bigurn3 months ago
I am struck from the quotes from NAACP leaders. Time and again they are spoken from the weak or outside position. This fundamental problem with their argument is the supposition that these questions have not been asked before, or that these problems have not been studied before. They have.
Perhaps a rhetorical question for the NAACP is whether they believe that the improvements they want could have been enacted by now if they had seen themselves, and acted, as if they were part of the whole American community.
Unfortunately, it's rhetorical becuase it is apparent that the NAACP cherishes its outside position, and uses it to maintain power and wealth. If the problems went away, so would the NAACP.
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Blackacereturn3 months ago
Big - I agree with you, and this is the question that should be posed to the NAACP. However i am always weary to blame one segment of our society for the state of the black people. I have said this before, if a honest white person were to stand up he/she would say the white segment of this society has done it's part in facilitating the black problem not just here but globally.
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ghengisghan3 months ago
Actually the oldest and largest civil rights group is the National Rifle Association...and B. Hussein Obama wont be getting our endorsement in this lifetime.
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