Quote (ReturnFormer @ Oct 24 2020 10:54pm)
the better question, is why is the talk necessary in the first place? why arent they bringing them up to be good law-abiding citizens in the first place, who would put their hands on the wheel and politely comply with officers as a matter of courtesy rahter than because theyre in fear of their life? if a parent has to have such a talk with their child, theyve already failed as a parent.
Because the point of the talk is that they can do everything right and they are still in danger, which is factual.
Its like when Imus called the student athletes from Rutgers "nappy headed hoes". It didn't matter that they were high level students with good upbringing with strong ethics and excellence to prove it, Imus said that and his buddy called them a pack of gorillas on the show. They are Othered and that is dangerous to them.
Quote (Thor123422 @ Oct 24 2020 11:03pm)
Well that's a load of bullshit if I ever heard it.
He's sheltered and just doesn't know. This is probably the first time a lot of white America has even heard of The Talk. It is really great we are getting to a point that race is being spoken about openly, even if some people are kicking and screaming the entire way.
This post was edited by Skinned on Oct 24 2020 09:11pm