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NAACP Leader in Washington State is Lying About Being Black

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I think there are few out there that don't have mixed ethnicity somewhere in there lineage. DNA might tell us what % we are of each...but at what percent do I have to be to claim that ethnicity as my own?

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What protections? :lol2:

 

You know, the police protection. Oh wait...

Funny. I missed both of those protections. Some protection. This SPF 15 is providing me more protection than those two that you listed.

 

So persons of color get no advantage because of affirmative action nor do they get any legal protections from discrimination?

So persons of color get no advantage because of affirmative action nor do they get any legal protections from discrimination?

 

In 2015 I can't imagine affirmative action being needed or even an issue anymore.

 

Everyone is protected from discrimination. Race, color, creed and nationality are all protected from discrimination. Race means white and black are protected. Not just black. At least that has always been my interpretation.

In 2015 I can't imagine affirmative action being needed or even an issue anymore.

 

Everyone is protected from discrimination. Race, color, creed and nationality are all protected from discrimination. Race means white and black are protected. Not just black. At least that has always been my interpretation.

 

Same here.

 

White people just don't have to use those protections. When's the last time you heard of a white guy getting passed over for a job or fired because they were white? :lol2:

Same here.

 

White people just don't have to use those protections. When's the last time you heard of a white guy getting passed over for a job or fired because they were white? :lol2:

 

Ms Dolezal, actually sued her former employer for being passed over because she was white :lol2:

So you're saying that there's no quotas anymore where companies feel they have to hire a certain percentage of minorities? I also seem to hear a whole lot here in my area from certain unions, particularly the teachers union, that say a certain number of minorities have to be hired. There's no pressure on say, police departments to hire minorities and to make sure that more are promoted?

 

If affirmative action laws are no longer needed then lets get them off the books.

Now to the real reason for getting in this thread again:

 

1st. She says theres no biological proof her parents are white. LINK

 

2nd. She called for a boycott of Exodus: Gods and Kings because they cast non-Africans in the Egyptian roles..

Dolezal denounced the film as “miseducation [sic],” “misrepresentation,” and “highly offensive” to ancient Egyptians. “And also to people today,” she continued, “it’s robbing and shredding ancestry and history.”
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Thanksgiving at the Dolezal's is going to be interesting.

Wow! No words. If she teaches Africana Studies at E Washington U we can assume she's taken a job from an African American? What other jobs/benefits has she received that should have gone to someone they were meant for?

 

But wouldn't she have gotten the job in the first place because she was the best qualified?

Am I the only one who thinks this is awesome? I love this woman. She may have some issues but I think this is pretty cool. And funny. :lol2:

 

I agree.....she is not doing it out of disrespect....it seems to me she identifies with and wants to be black. I have met people like that. I grew up in the South part of Memphis which was/is predominantly black. I knew white kids in school that identified more with black culture than white culture...what's wrong with that. When I moved to Colorado, I used to kid a black friend who was from Colorado that I had more black history than he did.

But wouldn't she have gotten the job in the first place because she was the best qualified?

 

In theory that's the way it's supposed to work.

Thanksgiving at the Dolezal's is going to be interesting.
She could do the whole Guess Who's Coming to Dinner thing without even bringing anyone else.
So you're saying that there's no quotas anymore where companies feel they have to hire a certain percentage of minorities? I also seem to hear a whole lot here in my area from certain unions, particularly the teachers union, that say a certain number of minorities have to be hired. There's no pressure on say, police departments to hire minorities and to make sure that more are promoted?

 

If affirmative action laws are no longer needed then lets get them off the books.

 

That's a question for teachers and cops.

 

Wouldn't bother me any to get rid of it. I know TONS of college educated blacks who got their jobs based their abilities and not a skin quota. TONS. Any company in 2015 that still uses quotas is still operating under the Good Ole Boys Network. I'm not seeing that network as prevalent these days as I did in the 80s when affirmative action was more necessary.

But wouldn't she have gotten the job in the first place because she was the best qualified?

 

I think that depends on what the department head deems as "best qualified". I would think it would be highly ironic that a non-African American was teaching African Studies, depending on the context of the course.

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