I did S1 of loli
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Phi Kappa Chi ΦΚΧ <a:yeah:589703000977571860><a:ppHop:536353159615086612>
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Friday, June 12, 2020
i think that there is systemic racism, but its not as simple as some people would think. we've gotten rid of all the simple problems that black people face. there is no more slavery, black people can eat at the same restaurants, go to the same schools. but the main systemic problems that black people face are the amounts of redlining that has been done to hurt black communities, the amount of black people that are predisposed to poverty. The fact that it can be harder for some black people to get jobs because of their name, even if they have the exact same qualifications. Also how as a white man i can go up to a police officer and ask for directions if i am lost or something. I am pretty sure a black man could of course do that, but they still have that fear that if they make one wrong move, one slight mistake, it could cost their life. They shouldn't have to live like that. i guess it devolved into less of systemic racism, to more of just social racial oppression that i think sucks. anyways thanks for coming to my virtue signaling ted talk, go back to posting anime weebshit. bup
I have apocrypha, last encore, any fgo stuff worth watching, the cooking spinoff, and carnival phantasm
no, that's wrong
and just like that
the wall is gone
As a counter to the cop thing
I do not trust US cops either
your cops are fucked
anyways
that wasn't a ted talk at all
thats like
tedx
tier
Only canadian cops I met were at like 11:30 at night and the stopped me from walking to question me
Yes
I like the story of UBW more
animation and music are about the same
I liked the deen anime most tbh
okay pika
story wise
who is your favorite
yeah thats fine
I liked it
damn pika refuses to answer
you're canceled
Minorities Who 'Whiten' Job Resumes Get More Interviews
African American and Asian job applicants who mask their race on resumes seem to have better success getting job interviews, according to research by Katherine DeCelles and colleagues.
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