Tag: racism
Why I’m skeptical of reparations. Part 3: Black behaviors not conducive to economic success.
Why I’m skeptical of reparations. Part 2: A reparations I’m sympathetic toward.
Why I’m skeptical of reparations. Part 1: Dropping bowel movements on blacks for hundreds of years.
Why I’m skeptical of reparations. Sources.
The Color of Law Richard Rothstein. Liveright Publishing Corporation. 2017. The New Deal Didn’t Create Segregation Richard Walker. 6 18 2019. Jacobin. https://jacobinmag.com/2019/06/the-color-of-law-richard-rothstein-review Dr. Florence Maätita – I.D.E.A. Book Club – The Color of Law by Richard Rothstein Dr. Florence Maätita. 2021
Joe Rogan Explains Systemic Racism to Ben Shapiro
Critical race theory hysteria overshadows the importance of teaching kids about racism
https://www.vox.com/first-person/22568672/critical-race-theory-crt-education-racism-teachers
Breaking Rank: A Top Cop’s Exposé of the Dark Side of American Policing (Norm Stamper)
Chinese Immigrants in the Deep South Struggle and Thrive in PBS Documentary
“Lou’s failure to send for his son was caused not by deadbeat-dad indifference but the vagaries of the viciously racist Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, the only immigration law in American history to target a particular ethnicity by name. The Exclusion Act made it nearly impossible for Chinese workers to bring their wives and kids to America. Charles Chiu became eligible to emigrate to the United States only with his father’s death.
And the absence of his family had left terrible scars on Lou. In a letter to one of his American friends who had been drafted during World War II, Lou noted that the man’s kids were doing fine and added: “As you know, I always love children … It’s really too bad that I can’t have my kids with me, I’d be willing to give everything that I got and plus 20 years of my life to have them with me now.””
https://reason.com/2021/05/07/chinese-immigrants-in-the-deep-south-struggle-and-thrive-in-pbs-documentary/