Leave it to NBC!! Who better to screw things up more??


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Black people do need their own news channel.

How else you gonna keep 'em on the plantation...

Quote: GourmetDan wrote in post #3

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Black people do need their own news channel.

How else you gonna keep 'em on the plantation...

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From crisp cardigans to arm-baring shift dresses, Michelle Obama's style and fashion sense has been copied and coveted. So who and what will Mrs. Obama wear tonight at the State of The Union? Fashionistas are on the lookout. We went through our archive and rounded up her past five SOTU looks.....

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They want to please Obama !!





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If by plantation you mean mentally retarded, you are right. The articles there are some of the shittiest low info garbage you can think of....

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Race-war is the goal and NBCBLK is a black-focused avenue for inciting it.

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Quote: Frank Cannon wrote in post #4

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If by plantation you mean mentally retarded, you are right. The articles there are some of the shittiest low info garbage you can think of....

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I meant that a black-focused channel will allow a greater emphasis on racially-charged 'news' where most whites won't see it. Clearly the blacks aren't rising up like the provocateurs would like them to and the message must be turned up. That can't be done where whites can see it because the whites will figure it out long before the blacks do. Race-war is the goal and NBCBLK is a black-focused avenue for inciting it.

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There have been segregated websites for a while "The Grio" has been posting for years: Clicky thingy.

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There have been segregated websites for a while "The Grio" has been posting for years: Clicky thingy.

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Two days after the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments about one of the most important civil rights cases of modern times.

At question is whether or not Americans will be able to continue to use a provision of the Fair Housing Act called disparate impact. It sounds complex, but the concept is really quite simple.

Disparate impact says that banks and other housing service providers must use policies that are fair and do not have unnecessary discriminatory consequences.

Both the government and private civil rights advocates have used disparate impact for more than 40 years to increase and ensure fairness in our lending markets and provide access to credit on an equal basis. In fact, all 11 appellate courts that have taken up the matter have found that disparate impact is a viable means of enforcing the Fair Housing Act.

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I didn't say The Grio was intelligent, just segregated, as if that makes it better.