How does affirmitave action work at the KKK corporate office?
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ROFLMFAO!! Oh My God! That's FUNNY!
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OK.  Your non-profit has a purpose statement of some kind.  Now surf the internet looking for foundations interested in your goals.  Contact them for grant application procedures and follow them EXACTLY.  Try to use the same jargon the foundation uses in describing its purposes, to the extent they fit.  There are some key words that just have to get in there: the name of a specific disease if your job it to combat it or offer support services for it.  The name of your specific mentor or inspiration (e.g., Martin Luthor King for anything about minority rights or nonviolence).  And exactly what you want the money for:  rental on a storefront, salary for an executive secretary, food to donate to the poor, whatever.\n\nDon't take the first "no" for final, if you get one.  Generally, they will tell you (you may have to ask) why your application failed.  If so, try to rewrite your application and resubmit it, curing whatever defects you can, and justifying whatever you cannot change.  For example, they may say "We don't believe in store-fronts.  You must have an office in a respectible office building."  Then you would go into detail about the prevailing conditions in your community, how each type of location is perceived by the potetial beneficiaries of your program, etc.\n\nI've done it, although not since the 1970s.  Some things are clearly faster now, due to faster communications technology.  But the principal is the same:  you must convince the foundation that your organization's goals are consistent with theirs, and that you will be effecting in meeting the goals you describe.\n\nGood luck!
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the kkk members. its a huge national, and global, network of sicko's who have the time and money to feed their unfounded hatred.
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Here is the widsom of Dr.King on Affimative Action\n\n"Whenever this issue compensatory treatment is raised, some of our friends recoil in horror. The Negro should be granted equality, they agree, but should ask for nothing more. On the surface, this appears reasonable, but is not realistic. For it is obvious that if a man enters the starting line of a race three hundred years after another man, the second would have to perform some incredible feat in order to catch up." \n"A society that has done something special against the Negro for hundreds of years must now do something special for him, to equip him to compete on a just and equal basis." \n"... for 15 centuries the Negro was enslaved and robbed of any wages — potential accrued wealth which would have been the legacy of his descendants. All of America's wealth today could not adequately compensate its Negroes for his centuries of exploitation and humiliation. It is an economic fact that a program such as I propose would certainly cost far less than any computation of two centuries of unpaid wages plus accumulated interest. In any case, I do not intend that this program of economic aid should apply only to the Negro: it should benefit the disadvantaged of all races." \n\n\nHere what he said about America\n"Don't let anybody make you think God chose America as his divine messianic force to be a sort of policeman of the whole world. God has a way of standing before the nations with justice and it seems I can hear God saying to America "you are too arrogant, and if you don't change your ways, I will rise up and break the backbone of your power, and I will place it in the hands of a nation that doesn't even know my name. Be still and know that I'm God."
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Actually, the Klu Klux Klan name is kinda stupid. They thought that it sounded like greek, which they think sound cool. As a matter of fact, the KKK did all these codes by replacing certain letters with K just to look cool.  You know, like kool. (If you think I am joking, think again.)  Conisder that most members of the KKK in its early days were uneducated farmers, it shouldn't come as a surprise. As to the KKK now, it still exists.  It really depends on who you ask.  They actually have a website and a TV show.  Look at www.kkk.com  The KKK, or what's left of it, is more or less funny than scary.  For starters, their main branch is reduced to selling T-shirts and mugs to get money.  A black man in minnisota a few years ago applied to the KKK and got to be the region's grand dragon (or something like that, which was rather funny because it's the third higest rank in a region KKK organziation. I am sure some racist will do hate crime and pretend that KKK is still big, but the truth is, the people in the current KKK and white supremacy groups  are a bunch of sad losers we can laugh at.
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hey, I'm all for that.  maybe if kkk, and my clone, redcatt69, didn't have such miserable lives and had someone to hug them, they wouldn't be so angry and pathetic!  hate is a pointless emotion...\n...love is the bomb!
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Mr.KKK is planning some thing!!
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thats called discrimination, but the ACLU believes whatever you believe, so it's no use. \n\npc man
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take up a collection, notify your local kkk they will pay his transportation back. all kidding put to the side. yard sales donations churches any of these will help him
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It means to campaign to influence a specific group of people Ex. Elderly, African American....
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maybe in the KKK areas
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aff. means positive, of course it works.  once in effect it is permanent unless clearly stated differently
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I think shrty0525 is trying to protest the ACLU for helping picket soldier's funerals. I don't think an e-mail will help because they can filter the e-mails. The best is to have Law Makers passing laws on picketing any service personnel's funeral just out of respect for the family who needs to mourn.
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The answer depends on your position within the office.  I'm assuming you are the office manager?  If so, then you should first get a list of office rules (see links below for ideas) started that contains the points that YOU believe are important (ex. no pornographic images/posters of Jenna Jameson hanging on the outside of the HR manager's door, etc.).  But seriously, once you have a list of rules, put on your happiest face (remember you're doing this for your team!) and call them all together (it's easier and you have witnesses) and COMMUNICATE the fact that you want to ensure that everyone is comfortable at the office - and that you are open to reasonable ideas on how to improve/maintain a professional workplace.   Distribute copies of your list of rules to each and every office employee, and make sure everyone signs something saying they have read them.  This covers you... but you will also need to find ways to elicit regular feedback from the team  (to gauge your progress/success - REMEMBER: what you want to accomplish isn't a one time thing.  It requires regular maintenance and effort) without making them feel burdened by it. Don't forget to elaborate that your door is always open and remind them that this is being done not just to protect the company but to guarantee a professional office experience each day! Review the attached links! Peace!
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I just tried to that with one of your questions and found that I could not message you. I turned mine off because I indicated some KKK members hate mail as spam so no one can message me now, so I turned it off. So if you want us to message you, you have to turn that feature on.
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Both the responses above were good. You really need some councling. No one as a representative of your state is supporting your thoughts about the KKK, infact they're doing everything possible to stop it. It's just those few morons like you that make the whole country look like a dick. So stop trying to be an ignorant white, and help blacks, cuz all your relatives made blacks work the fields. And I bet you're not even a born Protestant. You're probably Catholic, and Christian.\n\nDid you even know that the KKK killed other races than just blacks. They also killed Christians and Catholics. So quite being a ashole.
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I don't specifically know about public office, but if it works the same as any oath, they simply raise their right hand.\n\nThe Court has held that an affirmation or promise does not require a religious oath.