Re: do blakk politrikkstahs represent blakk peeps?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dr.Dudd</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Emperah_dahJah2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">same ting dem a tell wi from day one. You must have patience. How much more patience ppl fi have? Wah; maybe a nex 500 years? </div></div>The only thing that can change this paradigm is education of the masses in the efforct to counter the education they had had for centuries. People vote theur beliefs. If the prompted belief is that the minority is inferior and primitive only education to counter that false knowledge will change that . It was education that created the status quo snd without using those same institutions to teach the truth, it nsy very well take 500 more years. You can not expect a few minority politicians on their iwn to achieve it over the short haul irrespective if how well prepared snd skilled. It take a lot if work on the part of those who are suffering the effect of this false teaching. You can delegate a part of the duty to the black politicians but you can't delegate the responsibility of effecting the change to them. That responsibility will always rest with those who are suffering the effects. </div></div>
again more blakk peeps ar more "educated" dan anneethyme inn histaree butt dat ave natt improve de condition aff de blakk mass. soo fe gawn like education iss de anwsar iss shortsighted.
cansidar dat less elected blakk politrikkstahs inn da were able to pass more sustantive bills dat improve de canditions aff de blakk mass. studee adam clayton powell ann yu will see dat. itt raises de qwestian aff y blakk politrixxstahs were able to achieve greater ann better results widd less. iff blakk politrixxstahs ar supposedelee more educated y dem less effective
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dr.Dudd</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Emperah_dahJah2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">same ting dem a tell wi from day one. You must have patience. How much more patience ppl fi have? Wah; maybe a nex 500 years? </div></div>The only thing that can change this paradigm is education of the masses in the efforct to counter the education they had had for centuries. People vote theur beliefs. If the prompted belief is that the minority is inferior and primitive only education to counter that false knowledge will change that . It was education that created the status quo snd without using those same institutions to teach the truth, it nsy very well take 500 more years. You can not expect a few minority politicians on their iwn to achieve it over the short haul irrespective if how well prepared snd skilled. It take a lot if work on the part of those who are suffering the effect of this false teaching. You can delegate a part of the duty to the black politicians but you can't delegate the responsibility of effecting the change to them. That responsibility will always rest with those who are suffering the effects. </div></div>
again more blakk peeps ar more "educated" dan anneethyme inn histaree butt dat ave natt improve de condition aff de blakk mass. soo fe gawn like education iss de anwsar iss shortsighted.
cansidar dat less elected blakk politrikkstahs inn da were able to pass more sustantive bills dat improve de canditions aff de blakk mass. studee adam clayton powell ann yu will see dat. itt raises de qwestian aff y blakk politrixxstahs were able to achieve greater ann better results widd less. iff blakk politrixxstahs ar supposedelee more educated y dem less effective

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