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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4546088" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>But that&#039;s exactly what you do.&nbsp; YOU bring it up all the time about systemic racism, about police brutality, about white privilege, but when it&#039;s pointed out that there are systemic problems in the black community that need to be addressed you say that&#039;s racist to point it out.&nbsp; We get it.&nbsp; Whites are evil, blacks are angels.&nbsp; And it&#039;s not an either/or proposition.&nbsp; Black issues do need to be addressed and it appears through decades of spending serious capital attempts are being made to address them.&nbsp; Tell me why with some of the highest expenditures per capita in public schools nationwide black students in mostly black districts fall behind?&nbsp; Until the issues that affect that are addressed then blaming it all on whites is going to fall on deaf ears.&nbsp; At some point people have to help themselves.&nbsp; In this country people who do no matter their color usually succeed.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4546088, member: 24302"] But that's exactly what you do. YOU bring it up all the time about systemic racism, about police brutality, about white privilege, but when it's pointed out that there are systemic problems in the black community that need to be addressed you say that's racist to point it out. We get it. Whites are evil, blacks are angels. And it's not an either/or proposition. Black issues do need to be addressed and it appears through decades of spending serious capital attempts are being made to address them. Tell me why with some of the highest expenditures per capita in public schools nationwide black students in mostly black districts fall behind? Until the issues that affect that are addressed then blaming it all on whites is going to fall on deaf ears. At some point people have to help themselves. In this country people who do no matter their color usually succeed. [/QUOTE]

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