I had to look up who that even was because I don't keep tabs on all this dumb
. But apparently the phrase is used often enough that it sticks with me to where I use it typing up something on a whim. Not my fault it's the same lame excuse every time.Was he?
Exactly. Racist crap gets into the ether and people draw on it.I had to look up who that even was because I don't keep tabs on all this dumb
What about the phrase has anything to do with race?
“Boy” is a common racially charged term of yesteryear when used to talk down to Black people. It has morphed to its usage on the internet racist circles.
It must be exhausting keeping up with all this.
History is an interest of mine generally.
You must be new here.
You started a thread about the Hyde amendment.
Because racism shows up here constantly and I calls ‘em as I sees ‘em, pal.
In other words, you think deflecting to racism is easier than defending Democrats using tax payer money for abortion related expenses.
Let's be honest. You know that because of an obsession with race politics. Not an interest in history.
In northern rural areas like here where it's 99.99% white, young males are commonly referred to as some variation of "boy", especially in sports, agricultural, or trade environments. Austin obviously has no idea of anything that happens outside of race politics.
Maybe he should have used son. But that might offend a group that has many who don't know who their father is.
I’m fascinated by Reconstruction-era America through the Civil Rights era. Especially the huge tantrum white people threw when schools were integrated.
Uh huh.
Oh. So you do know that then?
Yes. It was an awful thing to say and toxic belief to have held.
