A black man was talking to a white man and said : I''m black. When I was born I was black. When I grew up I was black. When I'm sick I'm black. When I go in the sun I'm black. When I'm cold I'm black. When I die I'll still be black. But you, When you were born you were pink. When you grew up you were white. When your sick you're green. When you go in the sun you're red. When you're cold you're blue. When you die you'll be purple. And you have the nerve to call me colored. Pass this on and stop racism.
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Nice one mate. Sadly, racism is never going to end. As a species, we are far to negative and we'll always (sometimes without knowing it) find something to dislike about our fellow man. It's too easy this far down the line to hate. The love was lost when we began.
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What's ironic is that many times those equivocating hyphenations are seeking 'equality' by differentiating themselves from the whole.  I've never quite understood that paradox.\n\nI think Colin Powel answered correctly when he said, "i'm not African-American, I'm American."
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Strange but my one black friend also said that to me
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It's a slang word where I am from and in it's context does not mean anything close to what the white people meant when they said it.  But on the contrary I do not use that word and I don't take offense if a black or white person says it.  Come in we are in the year 2006 slavery days are over people need to lighten up and stop using philosophy on every little thing.
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It's basically saying "I can but you can't". If you make separate rules for yourself than you are playing the hypocrite. It's the same as when black people use the N word.
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the poet is trying to say that people naturally judge people by the color of their skin rather than their character qualities. he ends the poem with a plea to everyone to not think superficially about a person by his color but to look deeper, because behind the skin color is a human person just like everyone else in the world. \n\nso it means that everywhere everyone should treat each other like equals because everyone is just human like everyone else. there are bad people all over the world; there are also friendly people all over the world.
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OH GOD NOT ANOTHER RACIST\n\nare you trying to point out that the race of all black people are all evil, \n\nare you pure \nhave you ever sinned before\n\nyes you have \n\nso please just **** off and have a nice day ok\n\nAdditional Details from me\n\nwill you give up, you are never gonna get rid of black people so your little words dont matter\nOK\n\nthere are gonna be more and more black people until the day you die\n\nsave your energy\nlol your little plee cracks me up lol\n\nprick
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Black !\n\nI get so upset when someone tries to be " Politically Correct" they come off to me as more of a racist than trying to protect the feelings of people.  \n\nI"m Black, not Afro American, Not African American,  Not you people, the other color, Just Black. \n\nDont feel funny saying Black
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hehehehe.....\n\n"It is bad to be oppressed by a minority, but it is worse to be oppressed by the majority"\n\nLord Byron
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I wish I was black. Seems like they got bigger muscles in every part of the body, especially the *cough*.
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In the last form I filled out I was referred to as               Non-Hispanic White. How's that for racism?\nAn implication that I am lacking as I am not a member of this group or that group. I have Black friends who also have problems with the hyphenated Americanism implying they are not "fully" American.\n\n I am Irish,\nNorwegian,\nEnglish,\nFrench,\nScottish,\nGerman-American :)\nThey would not let me hyphenate the whole way, they kept cutting it off at French, even when I used commas instead of hyphens
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I get so tired of it.\n\nListen to this...\n\nTwo males came into my job and tried to pass counterfiet money and they said I was racist. They were black, Im white. WTF!\n\nThey were the ones doing bad things so why am I being called racist. Man its getting old being a young white person. I bet its real hard for every race though.\n\nI WANT TO BE PURPLE!
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In answer to the question "Are you red or green?" , everyone will say "I am green", the green natives because it is true, and the red natives because it is not true.  No one will say, "I am red."  So when the second native says, "He says he's green", that is a true statement, and thus the second native is green.  Then it follows that his second statement "He is green and so am I" is also true.  The explorer can be sure that both the natives are green.
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A white bloke had a Jamacian work mate, \nOne day he asked him "Is it true you Black guys are better in bed than us whites, and if so can you give me any tips?"\nThe Jamacian replies \n"Yeah , you whites are too eager to get it over and done with, take your time, two long slow stokes follwed by two short quick stokes followed by two long slow stokes and so on. \nThat makes em scream every time"So that night the white bloke starts making love to his wife,two long stokes, two short stokes two long strokes ect ect..\n Eventually he asks his wife\n "do you notice anything different dear"
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translated: life (viva) the (la) race (raza). More accurately it prob. means something to the effect of " (long) live the (Hispanic) race." or maybe "life to the (Hispanic) race". Could also be "arise the (Hispanic) race".  A type of Resurrection of the (Hispanic) race (into power??). It is a rallying cry of some kind, definitely. Since they are mentioning a single race (in an aggressive tone), yes I would take it as racist. They aren't the only racially exclusive groups though, sadly. * the words in () mean that it is insinuated by the group saying it, and the situation in which it is said. Just like the 'Black Panthers' have their "Black pride", and the klu klux klan have their "white power". I believe ANY rhetoric pertaining to a single race, and exclusive of other races is racist. The problem is that phrases don't translate into English from other languages very well, so the true message can be (thinly) veiled. Fortunately the context in which it was said can't be hidden so easily. We know what they mean "viva la raza". *shivers* :(
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I call people of various races much worse than colors...but only when they piss me off.  By the way, you're not white but a dago.
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Actualy interesting story, I was at a bar with a female friend of mine and this black guy starts talking to her trying to get in her pants and such at this point he didnt realise she was with me. Finaly hes makeing a point and turns to me and goes "hey cracker what do you think?" i was all "why i gotta be a cracker? huh? do i go around calling you nigger? applogise for that" he asked me "you mean you never say to any of your friends whats up my nigga?" I said no and my boss (i was at the bar i work at) who is black backed me up i thought there was gonna be a fight but the guy applogised and decided to leave the girl and myself alone. so no i have to disagree now your right in that YES SOME blacks ... ill even dare to say MOST blacks would take offence to you calling him a nigga and meaning no offence but you cant make that statement its called steriotypeing dont do it dont generalise becuz the majority of a type of people maybe one way but there are always individuals that dont fit into that rule