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You tax dollars that go to the inner city go to building banks and stuff. Black neighborhoods in those areas get very little.
The fact is in America today you will have difficulty getting a mortgage simply because your name is Tyrone or Shakeesha so I think this movement is long overdue. Change in America has to be more than health care related while Obama is in charge if you ask me.
Originally posted by mikerussellus
reply to post by jsobecky
I'd like to hear some rational answers from the fans of Obama.
Let's hear them justify this one.
Originally posted by hotpinkurinalmint
You are more likely to find a toxic waste dump in a poor minority community than an affluent white suburb.
It is not coincidental that the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) passed its first resolution on the hazardous-waste issue in 1983 after the national protest demonstration in Warren County, North Carolina. Subsequent protest actions were instrumental in getting the New York-based Commission for Racial Justice to sponsor its 1987 national study of toxic waste and race.[50] This national study, like the 1983 GAO report, found a strong association between race and the location of hazardous-waste facilities. Race was by far the most prominent factor in the location of commercial hazardous-waste landfills, more prominent than household income and home values.
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Growing empirical evidence shows that toxic-waste dumps, municipal landfills, garbage incinerators, and similar noxious facilities are not randomly scattered across the American landscape. The siting process has resulted in minority neighborhoods (regardless of class) carrying a greater burden of localized costs than either affluent or poor white neighborhoods. Differential access to power and decision making found among black and white communities also institutionalizes siting disparities.
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An iinordinate concentration of uncontrolled toxicwaste sites is found in black and Hispanic urban communities.
Originally posted by groingrinder
If you watch the videos, he did say that quote.
During the 2008 Presidential campaign Barack Obama told audiences, Judge me by the people with whom I surround myself.'
Originally posted by Wimbly
What you posted there does not blame "white people"
In spite of the progress that has been made since the civil rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s, blacks remain underrepresented as political officeholders.[21] They are also underrepresented in policy-making boards and commissions, including industrial and environmental regulatory bodies. The interests of all-white industrial boards, zoning commissions, and governmental regulatory bodies may run counter to those of the black community. Until these policysetting institutions are made more inclusive, we are likely to find an intensification of locational conflicts and charges of racial discrimination.
Originally posted by mental modulator
He is Out...
Now we can talk about Obamas poor job at creating a dictatorship?
Originally posted by Hastobemoretolife
reply to post by Wimbly
The right wants him to resign just as a trophy of being able to control the presidents agenda.