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Emily
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Better, we grow up being taught. But what are we better at? Nothing we do makes things better. Our families aren’t better. We grow up in homes where our fathers are allowed to rape us. Our uncles and it doesn’t matter if girls or boys. I know it’s happened my family and it’s evident when sexual crimes against children are shown in arrest for these types’ crimes. Caucasian people are shooting up schools, stores, churches. Caucasian people benefit from social programs more than Melanin people. So tell me, especially since Caucasians are mostly the ones in positions of control, power, what the fuck are we better at? Are things getting better in our country? Have they ever grown in a productive fair and equal way? Has crime rates decreased? When Obama was president things were better. Melanin people make life better for all of us when things are good for them. That is a fact.


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Justin Witherson
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Black, black, black, black, black. I love being black. I love it. I thought once again they have turned one word into a slogan. The way Melanin people can take one word and give it multiple meanings. I watch my wife with melanin people she runs into in the store, and I love listening to them talk, it’s like they’ve known each other for years. I know there is no way Yeshua was Caucasian because Caucasian people have no swag, I’m with them being tax exempt. This country had treated them like shit, and they should be tax exempt. Either give them reparations or make the tax exempt. And I’m all for backing any movement to help them start their own industries. The world is talking about how bad our food industries is. that is hurting all of us. I’m for allowing them to fix it. Because they can. Like Obama said, Yes, they Can.


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Ryan Hammell
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Mason this was really deep. I learned some new things and as much as it surprised me it does not shock me. I learned Koreans and Vitnamise people, not openly welcome by Caucasian Americans, open up business in Melanin communities where they have clearly been welcome, and have the nerve to be racist against the Americans that are the reason they can own and operate a business in the United States selling products and services, that target primary their culture. Then they want to be lowdown and refuse to send supplies to a Melanin person trying to open a shop in their community selling items that they use. It kind of pissed me off. I feel like I should have known about this but I didn’t.

 

I do think it’s time Melanin people came together and I can see there has always been a movement to discourage and prevent that. Why? I think deep down we all know God is not happy about the way his people have been treated on this planet that is their planet. I mean we share it with them but they were here first and they don’t have animal DNA. God is watching and I know who is tired. So perhaps if they unite something miraculous will happen and deep down we all know it. I’m glad I’m on the righteous side of all this and I support any movement Melanin people want to start.


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Anthony
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I’m at a loss for words. I mean all of them come to this country and benefit from the efforts Melanin people had made possible, many with their lives. I will never understand how they conclude that being the way Caucasian people are is a good thing. It’s stupid. I think Melanin people are doing the right thing boycotting their businesses and I’m glad there are other places Melanin people can go to stock their shelves. I’m will to support any movement that helps Melanin people get what they have earned in this country. I also agree that they should not fight for this country that kills them ever chance they get and if this government can’t bring itself to provide reparations than they should definitely be tax exempt I find it amazing how everyone expects them to pay taxes and purchase from them while the are treated like shit. At some point this has got to stop and Melanin people can start by not participating anymore.


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Lydia H
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I’m all in Mason, I agree with my husband this made me angry. I’m really tired of how Melanin people are treated in this country. I think a lot of us are. I’ve had some friends say some things recently that shocked me. But Caucasian people, seeing what Melanin people have been subjected too as they now are being subjected to the same treatment, now understand how ugly what they’ve been a part of really is. I’m glad their eyes are open and it’s sad it took this to open their eyes. If the Melanin people do better we will all do better, that’s what we need to understand.


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