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originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: ChefFox
I dont get what she's complaining about. White people move out so the rest of the fine people can have it all for them selves. Whites are cancer of the society anyway.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Gryphon66
Is it an authentically black neighborhood or just a bunch of blacks folks acting white?
I recall from my years teaching inner city that those poor black kids who worked hard to succeed at their studies were taunted like that -- acting white.
So there is a culture thing at work more than a racial thing.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Gryphon66
You have much experience with inner city minorities?
That's what they call it. Anyone out in the 'burbs is acting white. Even the white kids in the inner city avoid acting white.
Granted your neighbors aren't going to see themselves that way, but there will be cultural difference between them and the inner city blacks, and the inner city blacks would likely look at them like that -- with suspicion because they aren't living an authentic life. Some of those markers are poverty culture markers more than racial, but it doesn't matter.
originally posted by: JIMC5499
It isn't only "white people". I have a black friend who is a Mechanical Engineer. When a previous employer sent me to school to get my degree, he helped and tutored me. He moved his family from the neighborhood that he grew up in to the suburbs. He has offered to buy his parents a house near his, but, they don't want to leave the neighborhood. He will not take his children to visit his parents, instead he brings his parents to visit his children. There are people in his old neighborhood who say that he "sold out to Whitey" when he became a success. He is actually afraid that something might happen to his children if they go to his old neighborhood.
What do you have to say about that Michelle?
originally posted by: Wardaddy454
originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: ChefFox
Didn't she send her kids to private schools?
Doesn't she have a home in Martha's Vineyard?
Anyway.
Hell yeah white people are running away from black communities.
Anybody will the ability would.
Gotta ask yourself, why Martha's Vineyard and not Chicago?
In fact, what does it say when even black families that can move, do, and live in the burbs?
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: JDmOKI
I prefer being called racist and having a safe place to sleep if It means getting out of that hell hole.
that right there says it all. just because the parents in a "minority communities" are fine upstanding people doesn't mean their kids will be and that they won't drag all the crime and lawlessness that infects other neighborhoods to theirs.