Racism rears its ugly head

And yet when a white man says it it's meant as a derogatory term towards blacks. I have never heard one white man use it in any context except when speaking about blacks. I've never heard whites referring to other whites or to Hispanics that way. And no matter how hard a black works or what success he achieves there are some whites that resent that and will always use that term in reference to him. It's certainly possible to be critical of some problems in black communities without being racist. But using that term is racist. Trying to say it only applies to certain blacks won't cut it when you know most blacks find it extremely offensive for a white person to say. I don't want blacks looking at me and assume racism because I'm a large white male. And I don't want to be offensive to them either. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you is still the best way to treat people.
You and all your white privilege.
 

Babagounj

Strength through joy

Philomena Asante decided to play the race card when she couldn't get anyone to purchase her home for $500,000 after paying $375,000 , 18 months earlier.
Even some crying liberals on FB are trying to get this overblown and into a town wide issue. When this is really a private matter.
 

Wally

BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns

Philomena Asante decided to play the race card when she couldn't get anyone to purchase her home for $500,000 after paying $375,000 , 18 months earlier.
Even some crying liberals on FB are trying to get this overblown and into a town wide issue. When this is really a private matter.
What are other units in the neighborhood selling for? If I'm buying a home, I'm looking at comps.

An appraiser herself, she had to whitewash her family's home, removing all indications that they're Black, in order to facilitate the sale.

My neighbors are black, live in a nice home. What do people remove to "whitewash" as they put it?
 
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Commercial Inside Release

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decided to play the race card when she couldn't get anyone to purchase her home for $500,000 after paying $375,000 , 18 months earlier.
Over the years in my travels, I've occasionally found a black curly, kinky hair in my (at that time) newish place... It has always been upsetting, and stays with you as long as you live in that structure.

You also remember hairs in your food.
 

Over70irregs

Well-Known Member

Philomena Asante decided to play the race card when she couldn't get anyone to purchase her home for $500,000 after paying $375,000 , 18 months earlier.
Even some crying liberals on FB are trying to get this overblown and into a town wide issue. When this is really a private matter.
Mother in-law is an appraiser. It’s real. It shows embedded depravity. She gently “advises” her clients to remove pictures/artwork. RE agents have problems.
 

Babagounj

Strength through joy
What are other units in the neighborhood selling for? If I'm buying a home, I'm looking at comps.

An appraiser herself, she had to whitewash her family's home, removing all indications that they're Black, in order to facilitate the sale.

My neighbors are black, live in a nice home. What do people remove to "whitewash" as they put it?
Her property is one of two on this lot.
The front house ( $539,000 ) gets the water views, she is behind the front one.
Parking available is for one tiny vehicle.
On street parking is restricted, area has many narrow streets.
House across the street ( ocean front ) is going for $3.4M.
Houses around her went for $842K, $872K , & $1.3M. ( all have larger lots )
 

vantexan

Well-Known Member
35 bucks clear money is a dream come true no matter when you were 12
Just curious, are you familiar with Florida summers? I was on my knees in the dirt for 7 hours a day in 95°+ heat with high humidity. At the end of the day I was caked with dirt and soaked with sweat. Good times.
 

BrownFlush

Woke Racist Reigning Ban King
Just curious, are you familiar with Florida summers? I was on my knees in the dirt for 7 hours a day in 95°+ heat with high humidity. At the end of the day I was caked with dirt and soaked with sweat. Good times.
Stop cryin'.
We all have our 12 year old stories of slave labor.
 

Fred's Myth

Nonhyphenated American
What are other units in the neighborhood selling for? If I'm buying a home, I'm looking at comps.

An appraiser herself, she had to whitewash her family's home, removing all indications that they're Black, in order to facilitate the sale.

My neighbors are black, live in a nice home. What do people remove to "whitewash" as they put it?
Chickens in the front yard.

It’s a dead giveaway…
 
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