An Eagle star told a news outlet, “We represent a city and a state that is pushing for equal rights, respect and values that respect every human being. We won’t forget what happened and the criticism we received for taking a stand against racism, and we won’t back down from our values of respect, integrity and equality.”
Right on.
My marketing services business that ran from 1984 through 2008 had very little to do with the food industry, but I suppose it was a small part of the early DEI movement. Through the first years, when the business was small and I did the hiring myself, I always favored women and minorities over white male candidates if the two were evenly qualified. Then, when the business grew and I needed an HR person, I instructed her to do the same.
I simply thought it was the right thing to do, and I liked the look of the place when clients came through to check us out.
Someone asked me the other day how it was possible that so many Americans are ass****s, and the truth is that I simply don’t know.
In an earlier post, I pointed out that there is a certain segment of Americans that objects to black history (slavery, Jim Crow, segregation, and the systemic racism that exists today) being taught in our schools.
Please see the photo at left. Though it was taken the year in which I was born, bigotry still exists.
It will be a great day when the opposition to so-called Critical Race Theory evaporates from our culture.
I honestly don’t know how to respond to the question a reader poses at left, other than to acknowledge that our lack of compassion for others is most certainly a part of the American zeitgeist as we move through the 21st Century.
If you can explain how this country re-elected Donald Trump, or why so few drivers use turn signals anymore, you’ll have your answer.
What the reader here, Travis Matthew, and his out-of-work neighbor may not understand is that Trump doesn’t need public support at this point. He’s either a lame duck president or the first king of the United States. In either case, what his support base thinks of him now is completely irrelevant.
As shown at left, there is a certain segment of Americans who believe that black history (slavery, Jim Crow, segregation, and the systemic racism that exists today) has no place being taught in our schools.
I was hoping that the opposition to Critical Race Theory would be a passing phase among hateful morons, but my hopes are being dashed.
Below is a compilation of quotes from a few of our country’s top military leaders on the character of Donald Trump. Yet the fact that they are uniformly unflattering, to put it kindly, seems to make little difference to the U.S. electorate.
Former college basketball star and math teacher extraordinaire Joe Turk (shown at left) offers “13 of his ‘major’ lies and we’re not even two months in.
Travel Expert Rick Steves Beats Cancer, Makes Comment on Trump