Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
I think for many it threatens them into the depths of their personal inequity.
Juneteenth - A National Holiday?
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rod
Retired 22 years
Should call it "Celebrating having a half a dozen Mistresses Day".
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Spoiler alert: It's the same people.
rod
Retired 22 years
Apparently he was a real lady killer. Preach out of one side and cheat on your wife on the other side. Before anyone brings up Trump just remember--we don't have a National Holiday for Donald ---------------yet.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
Unlikely!
Many of those dinosaurs have died off.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Maybe Texas should make it a holiday and the rest of the country should ignore it since it doesn't have anything to do with them.
Est.1998
Well-Known Member
Lol you should've put in for it 8 days ago then.
You don't have time to celebrate anything but these green history months we've been subjected to.
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
Do we get off like black Friday ?
Est.1998
Well-Known Member
We don't get black Friday off anymore
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
But for this new white Friday we do? Racist!
No, he'll keep them naked, as it should be.
Old Man Jingles
Rat out of a cage
neekid 's gud!
PT Car Washer
Banned
Do you mean just like Alamo Day in Texas or Texas Independence Day?
ing crackers celebrate Cinco de Mayo, don't you? Lol
Old Man Jingles
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A small moment of anger pushed Grammy-winning artist Gary Clark Jr. to create the unapologetic, seething song "This Land."
The singer and guitar prodigy grew up in a place he describes as "right in the middle of Trump country," in Austin, Texas, where he experienced regular instances of racism. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Clark talks about instances of people writing the n-word on the fence outside his house, shoving dog feces in his mailbox, or putting the Confederate flag over his fence.
It wasn't until last year that his anger over how he was being treated hit a boiling point.
In an interview on All Things Considered, Clark told NPR's Michel Martin that a neighbor came up to him last year and asked who lived on the 50-acre property that Clark had bought in Austin with his wife Nicole Trunfio to raise their two children.
"I do," Clark responded.
"There's no way you can live here," the neighbor responded.
His neighbor didn't believe him, he said, and insisted on speaking with "the homeowner," despite Clark repeatedly insisting, "This is my house."
The whole time, Clark's 3-year old son was watching, and later asked, "Daddy, why is he so mad?"
Mak
The singer and guitar prodigy grew up in a place he describes as "right in the middle of Trump country," in Austin, Texas, where he experienced regular instances of racism. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Clark talks about instances of people writing the n-word on the fence outside his house, shoving dog feces in his mailbox, or putting the Confederate flag over his fence.
It wasn't until last year that his anger over how he was being treated hit a boiling point.
In an interview on All Things Considered, Clark told NPR's Michel Martin that a neighbor came up to him last year and asked who lived on the 50-acre property that Clark had bought in Austin with his wife Nicole Trunfio to raise their two children.
"I do," Clark responded.
"There's no way you can live here," the neighbor responded.
His neighbor didn't believe him, he said, and insisted on speaking with "the homeowner," despite Clark repeatedly insisting, "This is my house."
The whole time, Clark's 3-year old son was watching, and later asked, "Daddy, why is he so mad?"
Mak
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Turdferguson
Just a turd
Is it illegal to celebrate it now?
MAKAVELI
Well-Known Member
I wonder how true all of this is because if there's one city in Texas that isn't Trump country it's Austin.
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