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I found this article very interesting .. and upon research found this article to be true.

Steven Malanga

The Rainbow Coalition Evaporates Black anger grows as illegal immigrants transform urban neighborhoods. Mexican gangs in Los Angeles, like Florencia 13, are waging a bloody campaign to drive blacks from neighborhoods.

Terry Anderson is angry. From his KRLA-AM radio perch in Los Angeles, the black talk-show host thunders, "I have gone on the streets and talked to people at random here in the black community, and they all ask me the same question: 'Why are our politicians and leaders letting this happen?' " What's got Anderson—motto: "If You Ain't Mad, You Ain't Payin' Attention"—so worked up isn't the Jena Six or nooses on Columbia University doorknobs; it's the illegal immigrants who allegedly murdered three Newark college students last August. And when he excoriates politicians for "letting this happen," he's directing his fire at Congressional Black Caucus members who support open borders and amnesty for illegal aliens. "Massive illegal immigration has been devastating to my community," Anderson, a former auto mechanic and longtime South Central Los Angeles resident, tells listeners. "Black Americans are hit the hardest."

Though blacks have long worried that the country's growing foreign-born population, especially its swelling rolls of illegal immigrants, harmed their economic prospects, they have also followed their political leadership in backing liberal immigration policies. Now, however, as new waves of immigration inundate historically African-American neighborhoods, black opinion is hardening against the influx. "We will not lay down and take this any longer," says Anderson. If he's right, it could upend the political calculus on immigration.

Black unease about immigration goes back a long way. In the 1870s, former slave Frederick Douglass warned that immigrants were displacing free blacks in the labor market. Twenty-five years later, Booker T. Washington exhorted America's industrialists to "cast down your bucket" not among new immigrants but "among the eight million Negros . . . who have without strikes and labor wars tilled your fields, cleared your forests, builded your railroads and cities." Blacks supported federal legislation in 1882 that restricted Chinese immigration to the United States. They favored the immigration reform acts of the 1920s, which limited European immigration, and also urged restrictions on Mexican workers: "If the million Mexicans who have entered the country have not displaced Negro workers, whom have they displaced?" asked black journalist George Schuyler in 1928.

But the 1960s brought a big change in the views of black political leaders, especially after President Lyndon B. Johnson and congressional supporters of liberalizing immigration claimed the mantle of the civil rights movement for their reforms, which became law in 1965 and resulted in a 60 percent increase in legal immigration over the subsequent decade. Martin Luther King, Jr. believed that blacks and poor immigrants had much in common and could become political allies, which was why, in the run-up to the immigration bill's passage, he endorsed the idea of letting Cubans fleeing Castro settle in Miami. Jesse Jackson would later herald the imminent arrival of a mighty "black-brown" or "rainbow" coalition that would—or so he claimed—propel him to the 1984 Democratic presidential nomination. As it turned out, Jackson failed to win much Hispanic support, which mostly lined up behind Walter Mondale. But Jackson's dream continued to spread among black politicians, including those in the Congressional Black Caucus, which became one of Washington's most vocal groups opposing immigration restrictions.

Black leaders' liberal views clearly helped soften anti-immigration attitudes within the African-American community. A 1986 New York Times poll found that a larger percentage of blacks than of whites believed that immigrants took jobs from Americans—but it also found blacks less likely than whites to favor immigration restrictions. In the California vote on Proposition 187, a 1994 ballot initiative that banned government benefits for illegals, blacks split nearly in half on the measure, while whites heavily supported it and Latinos opposed it. "Even confronted with evidence that immigrants are taking jobs from them, some blacks would say, 'These are people who are fighting for their rights like us,' " says Carol Swain, a Vanderbilt University political scientist and editor of the recently published Debating Immigration.

But as immigration reignited as a national issue in 2006, ambivalence has increasingly given way to opposition to current policies—and even to anger. When Earl Ofari Hutchinson, a columnist for BlackNews.com, wrote a series of pieces sympathizing with illegal aliens, the volume of hostile mail that poured in from other blacks shocked him. Illegal immigration has sizzled as a topic on African-American stations like satellite radio XM's "The Power," with most callers demanding more immigration restrictions. African-American bloggers have excoriated black politicians who favor liberal immigration policies. "In the realm of pandering black elites, there is no more notorious public figure than [Texas] Congresswoman Sheila Jackson-Lee," wrote Elizabeth Wright in the online newsletter Issues & Views. "According to Jackson-Lee, those blacks who forcefully oppose mass immigration are simply naive and are being 'baited' [by white opponents of immigration] into taking such negative positions."

Recent polling data reveal the shift. Though a 2006 Pew Center national survey showed some of the same ambivalence among blacks toward immigrants, it also found that in several urban areas where blacks and Latinos were living together, blacks were more likely to say that immigrants were taking jobs from Americans, and also more likely to favor cutting America's current immigration levels.

What's behind the anger, as the Pew data hint, is the rapid change that legal and illegal Hispanic immigration is bringing to longtime black locales. Places like South Los Angeles and Compton, California, have transformed, virtually overnight, into majority-Latino communities. Huge numbers of new immigrants have also surged beyond newcomer magnets California and New York to reach fast-growing southern states like North Carolina and Georgia, bringing change to communities where blacks had gained economic and political power after years of struggle against Jim Crow laws. Since 1990, North Carolina's Hispanic population has exploded from 76,726 people to nearly 600,000, the majority of them ethnically Mexican. In Georgia, the Hispanic population grew nearly sevenfold, to almost 700,000, from 1990 to 2006.

This Latino "tsunami," as Los Angeles–based Hispanic-American writer Nicolás Vaca calls it, has intensified the well-founded feeling among blacks that they're losing economic ground to immigrants. True, early research, conducted in the wake of the big immigration reforms of the 1960s, suggested that the arrival of newcomers had little adverse impact on blacks—one study found that every 10 percent increase in immigration cut black wages by only 0.3 percent. But as the immigrant population has in some places grown six or seven times larger over the last four decades, the downward pull has become a vortex. A recent study by Harvard economist George Borjas and colleagues from the University of Chicago and the University of California estimates that immigration accounted for a 7.4 percentage-point decline in the employment rate of unskilled black males between 1980 and 2000. Even for black males with high school diplomas, immigration shrank employment by nearly 3 percentage points. While immigration hurts black and white low-wage workers, the authors note, the effect is three times as large on blacks because immigrants are more likely to compete directly with them for jobs.

A case study of Los Angeles janitorial services cited in a Government Accounting Office report captures the enormity of the shift. It began in the late 1970s, as several small firms began hiring Mexican janitors at low pay, prompting building owners to drop contracts with the companies that employed blacks in favor of the cheaper upstarts. As the immigrant-dominated firms grabbed more business, industry wages slipped from a peak of $6.58 an hour in 1983 to $5.63 an hour in 1985. The number of black janitors in L.A. plummeted from about 2,500 in the late 1970s to only 600 by 1985. Today, the city's janitorial industry, like apparel manufacturing and hotel services, is almost entirely immigrant.

Former mechanic Anderson felt the effects of low-wage immigrant competition in his old line of work. "I used to sell parts to body shops, and I knew Americans who were making $20 an hour repairing dented fenders," he says. "Now, 95 percent of South Central L.A. body-shop jobs are held by recent immigrants making $7 or $8 an hour." Says Joe Hicks, former chair of Los Angeles's Human Relations Commission and now head of the nonprofit Community Advocates: "It's hard to find a black face on a construction site or in a fast-food restaurant around here any more. People from the black community have noticed."

As the Hispanic population has expanded in formerly black areas, Latinos have also vied more intensely with blacks for affirmative-action slots, public-sector jobs, and political power. In one notable late-1990s case that presaged future confrontations, Hispanic leaders in South L.A. launched an official complaint that blacks made up the overwhelming majority of the county hospital's staff. A federal agency then forced the hospital to hire more Latinos, provoking bitterness among local blacks. More recently, in Compton—where Hispanics have replaced blacks as the largest ethnic group, but where blacks continue to dominate local politics—Latinos have been grumbling that they don't hold as many jobs in the public schools as they should, given their numbers.

This battle over quotas for public-sector jobs is a glaring example of how immigration is turning the race-based policies of the last 40 years, originally designed to help blacks, against them. For African-American leaders like Claud Anderson, head of the Harvest Institute, the turnabout represents a betrayal of the civil rights movement: only blacks deserve quotas. "When did our government ever exclude immigrants or deny them their constitutional rights, as they did African-Americans?" he asks. But for other blacks, the demands of Latinos and Asians that government set-aside programs include them are further evidence that racial preferences were misguided in the first place. "Blacks who support skin color privileges now will be singing a different tune later once government starts discriminating against them once again, this time in favor of Hispanics," writes columnist and blogger La Shawn Barber.

The Latino influx into formerly black-majority urban neighborhoods has sparked deadlier kinds of conflict. While most violent crime in these areas is still black-on-black or Latino-on-Latino, interethnic violence is mounting, and in some locales, much of it—perhaps surprisingly, given high overall black crime rates—is Hispanic-on-black. In the heavily mixed-race community of Harbor Gateway in Los Angeles, for example, Latinos now commit five times more violent crimes against blacks than vice versa. Countywide numbers are just as startling. Though blacks make up just 9 percent of L.A. County's population, they were the victims of 59 percent of all racially motivated attacks in 2006, while Latinos committed 52 percent of all racially motivated attacks.

Gangbanging is responsible for much of the carnage. Greater Los Angeles is now home to some 500 Mexican gangs—compared with some 200 black ones—and they've aggressively tried to push blacks out of mixed-race neighborhoods. More than just turf wars, the Latinos' violence has included attacks against law-abiding African-Americans with no gang involvement; a horrifying example was the December 2006 murder of 14-year-old Cheryl Green by Mexican gang members in Harbor Gateway, a brutal crime designed to terrorize local blacks. Three years earlier, the same gang had killed a black man because he dared to patronize a local store that they considered "For Hispanics Only." Meantime, federal authorities have indicted members of another Los Angeles–based Latino gang, Florencia 13, for random shootings of blacks in South L.A. The indictment chillingly accuses a gang leader of giving members instructions on how to find blacks to shoot.

"This all began in local high schools back in the early 1990s, but it wasn't noticed by many people then," says sociologist Alex Alonso, an expert in Los Angeles gangs. "When blacks and Latinos started sharing high schools, they fought, at first because they refused to celebrate each other's ethnic holidays. Since then, the fighting has made its way into the streets and the gangs." Alonso, who runs an online forum where gang members can vent, says that Latino-black relations are one of the hottest topics. Typical is this remark from a forum member: "Black folks in L.A. better wake up and realize that the 'myth' of the brown minority brother and sister, being black folks' latent brothers and sisters in the struggle . . . is a wet dream. If black folks don't soon realize this in L.A., unite and come together for their own survival—then it will be blacks walking around with their heads up their ***** . . . asking: 'What happened???' "

The violent neighborhood confrontations initially received little media attention outside Southern California. But the murder last summer of three black, college-bound students in Newark, New Jersey—allegedly by several illegal Hispanic immigrants, including a Peruvian with a criminal record named Jose Carranza—sparked widespread national coverage and a heated debate within the black community. The Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson, a conservative radio host and columnist, called the Newark killings and the California violence "a wake-up call" for blacks. Reflecting the new mood, Terry Anderson, the Los Angeles talk-show host, challenged black leaders like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton to speak out. "If you make one simple change, and change Jose Carranza to a white man," said Anderson, "I will guarantee you that [Sharpton and Jackson] would be screaming and marching in the streets."

Many blacks are also uncomfortable with the more prosaic cultural changes that accompany rapid immigration. Akbar Shabazz, a telecommunications consultant, moved out of Gwinnett County, a middle-class Atlanta suburb with a large African-American population, after a huge influx of foreign-born Spanish speakers suddenly created a bilingual culture in the public schools, as well as such overcrowding that some schools had to hold classes in trailers. Since 1990, Gwinnett's foreign-born population has increased tenfold, to about 185,000—now making up about 25 percent of the total population. "There were so many students speaking Spanish in my daughter's kindergarten class that she felt isolated," says Shabazz, who has joined a group of blacks supporting immigration restrictions.

Some observers, aware of the historical irony, have even begun talking about "black flight" from Latino migration. In Los Angeles, for instance, the black population has declined by some 123,000 in the last 15 years, while the Hispanic population has increased by more than 450,000. "Black communities are being transformed, and it isn't going down so well," says Joe Hicks.

Blacks may also be starting to realize that many Latinos hold intensely negative stereotypes about them. In a 2006 study that ten academic researchers conducted of various racial groups' attitudes in Durham, North Carolina, 59 percent of Latino immigrants said that few or no blacks were hardworking, and 57 percent said that few or no blacks could be trusted. By contrast, only 9 percent of whites said that blacks weren't hardworking, and only 10 percent said that they couldn't be trusted. Interestingly, the survey found that blacks were broadly well-disposed toward Hispanics, though how long that will be true remains to be seen.

The rising tensions between African-Americans and Hispanics render the old hopes of a black-brown coalition chimerical. "In studies," says Frank Morris, former dean of graduate studies at Morgan State University, "immigrants actually tend to say they think of themselves more like whites in America than like blacks, which is one reason why a black-brown political coalition has never existed anywhere except in the minds of black political leaders." Morris, the former head of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, says that elected black leaders have sought to join forces with Hispanics not out of true common concerns but out of fear that demographic changes will leave them vulnerable to challenges from Latino pols. A research paper published by Morris and University of Maryland professor James Gimpel estimates that Hispanic candidates could win as many as six seats that blacks currently hold in the U.S. House of Representatives. Latino politicians understand that their own gains will come largely at the expense of black candidates. When black California congresswoman Juanita Millender-McDonald died suddenly last year, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus targeted her seat, realizing that her district was 57 percent Latino. The effort, which angered members of the Congressional Black Caucus, failed. But Hispanic congressman Joe Baca justified it: "It's time we have one of our own that speaks on our behalf," he said.

Nicolás Vaca, the writer, dismisses the notion that African-Americans and Latinos are natural allies. "A divide exists between Blacks and Latinos that no amount of camouflage can hide," he writes in his book The Presumed Alliance. Vaca says that the split has been evident for years, though largely ignored by the media and political leaders. He contends, for instance, that the 1992 Los Angeles riots, sparked by the LAPD's beating of Rodney King, became on the ground a black-brown confrontation in which the majority of businesses destroyed were Latino. At the same time, Vaca argues, Latinos believe that, since they had nothing to do with black oppression in America, they owe blacks nothing and "come to the table with a clear conscience."

Such talk portends problems for the Democratic Party, where Hispanics and African-Americans are two crucial constituencies. Courting the growing Hispanic vote, virtually all the top Democratic leaders in Washington support liberal immigration policies, including some form of amnesty. So far, the party has been able to embrace amnesty without threatening its traditional lock on black votes. Republicans are missing an opportunity, thinks Vanderbilt's Swain. "Some Republicans have positions on immigration that would resonate in the black community, but only a few have tried to take advantage of black anger on immigration," she says.

For Swain, white members of Congress who favor restrictions on low-wage immigration may be representing black interests better than the Congressional Black Caucus does. Many blacks, she believes, now recognize that former political allies like the Democratic Party, white liberals, and unions have abandoned them in favor of immigrants, who represent the newest Left cause—and that the black political leadership isn't doing anything about it.

Black politicians, noticing the growing anger within their communities, have started to shun the immigration debate. Major civil rights organizations didn't participate in the Latino marches and protests in favor of amnesty last spring. At the Congressional Black Caucus's annual legislative conference last September, no sessions tackled immigration, despite the issue's national prominence. And when Sheila Jackson-Lee proposed her liberal immigration-reform bill in 2006, only nine of the CBC's 43 members cosponsored it.

Black politicians would influence the direction of future immigration debates merely by sitting them out. Back in 1994, when initial polls showed that 65 percent of California blacks backed Proposition 187, African-American politicians and civil rights leaders began an intense campaign to change their minds, ultimately cutting black support for the proposition by 15 to 20 percentage points. But in the current environment, with discontent growing among many black voters, it's unlikely that many African-American politicians would be as willing to undertake a similar campaign. As Earl Ofari Hutchinson recently acknowledged, "Black leaders are looking over their shoulders."

Blacks could play a far more decisive role, though, if their political leaders felt threatened enough to pursue tougher immigration policies actively. Such a move wouldn't be unprecedented. In the late 1980s, blacks reacted bitterly when Congress proposed an amnesty for illegals. The pressure that they put on black representatives prompted the Congressional Black Caucus to ensure that the immigration bill that eventually passed included tough sanctions against employers who knowingly hired undocumented workers, though court challenges eventually watered them down. Today, black America appears to be in the throes of a more profound shift in attitudes—one that could make the African-American voter a crucial part of the immigration debate.

Steven Malanga is senior editor of City Journal and a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. He is a coauthor of The Immigration Solution.

   For those of you who may not know Bill Cosby, he is a black man who is probably one of the smartest people in show business and has helped millions of people & children. Here is what he wrote........ We Can't Blame White People by BILL COSBY They're standing on the corner and they can't speak English. I can't even talk the way these people talk: Why you ain't, Where you is, What he drive, Where he stay, Where he work, Who you be... And I blamed the kid until I heard the mother talk. And then I heard the father talk. Everybody knows it's important to speak English except these knuckleheads. You can't be a doctor with that kind of crap coming out of your mouth.

   In fact you will never get any kind of job making a decent living. People marched and were hit in the face with rocks to get an education, and now we've got these knuckleheads walking around. The lower economic people are not holding up their end in this deal. These people are not parenting. They are buying things for kids. $500 sneakers for what? And they won't spend $200 for Hooked on Phonics. I am talking about these people who cry when their son is standing there in an orange suit.

   Where were you when he was 2? Where were you when he was 12? Where were you when he was 18 and how come you didn't know that he had a pistol? And where is the father? Or who is his father? People putting their clothes on backward: Isn't that a sign of something gone wrong? People with their hats on backward, pants down around the crack, isn't that a sign of something? Or are you waiting for Jesus to pull his pants up? Isn't it a sign of something when she has her dress all the way up and got all type of needles [piercing] going through her body? What part of Africa did this come from?

   We are not Africans. Those people are not Africans; they don't know a thing about Africa. With names like Shaniqua, Taliqua and Mohammed and all of that crap, and all of them are in jail. Brown or black versus the Board of Education is no longer the white person's problem. We have got to take the neighborhood back. People used to be ashamed. Today a woman has eight children with eight different 'husbands' -- or men or whatever you call them now. We have millionaire football players who cannot read. We have million-dollar basketball players who can't write two paragraphs. We as black folks have to do a better job. Someone working at Wal-Mart with seven kids, you are hurting us. We have to start holding each other to a higher standard. We cannot blame the white people any longer.

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Well we went and looked at the old mansion in Garfield that they are restoring.  I never got to look inside because lately Woody (my puppy) has been a big baby.  I left him in the car and every time I walked away he started yelping and whining.  So I let him out and we sat on the porch while Ryan and Randy looked around.  I could tell from the outside though that it wasn't as nice looking as the pictures.  I don't think Ryan or Randy was all that impressed.  The place needs major work and the walls need a fresh coat of paint.

Also, and I am no way a racist, the area is all black.  Not just friendly black, uncomfortable black.  Most of the houses are nice and I'm sure they belong to nice hard working African American families.  Most however, are the run down slums with shirtless black boys sitting outside drinking beer and talking loudly.  There wasn't one car that drove past that wasn't blasting thumping rap music.  In fact I didn't see any white people whatsoever. 

It's a shame that this younger generation has to be so lawless and purposely look so threatening.  I'm a huge fan of Martin Luther King.  The things that these poor people had to overcome.  The marches and all the lives lost for their freedom.  I don't think these younger negros understand that. 

We are also looking at another place in Friendship tomorrow which is a few blocks away.  A lovely neighborhool with large victorian houses with big green yards.  The kind of place you could walk down the street and feel safe.  Little markets and friendly bars around the corner. 

I've also been thinking a lot about friends that I don't see much anymore or haven't spoken to.  Last year I was a mess and I couldn't do anything without drinking a pint of Southern Comfort.  I miss all those old friends.  Now that I'm sane again and living in the city I wouldn't mind seeing them again.  Depression was a major issue with me and I thought that I wasn't good enough for anyone.  I also miss some more intimate encounters.  I guess that's life though. 

I'm feeling sick as I write this.  Randy came home three days ago with a terrible cold.  I thought perhaps it was due to his long term illness he has though.  I know it effects his immune system.  Well Ryan became sick yesterday and this morning I woke up with a sore throat.

I really do love the city of Pittsburgh.  Maybe it's because Pittsburgh to me is synomonous with my father.  He worked in the mills all his life.  I miss him greatly.  I always have this urge to tell him where I've been in the city and ask if he was ever this place or that.  It's a great city with a fantastic history.  I love the intimacy of the neighborhoods.  I don't understand people who constantly put it down.  Even Morrissey mentions Pittsburgh in a not to thrilling way on his new album.  Maybe because it reminds him of his hometown of Manchester?

So while in CA, I knew something was going on with my hubby and parents.  I just didn't know what.  And low and behold my lil female demon spawn ratted them all out the Friday before we left.

 

As those of you who have read my blog we have had issues with this rezed out ghetto ass school that my kids are going to from week one of them being enrolled this year.  I raised some hell, called the principal and scared her nipples ridged, called the project direct of the after school program and let her know I will have her job if she doesn't put a stop to the bullshit concerning my son and things were settled down.

 

Welllllllllllllllllll...........The Friday before we are to leave I call and talk to my kids before I call and talk to Randy like I had been.  I ask the kids how school was..........Bubba said just fine.  Boo Boo burst out crying and told me she was being called every white cracker, honkey, and curse word you can imagine because she is the only lil white girl on the play ground.  Which promptly got my panties in a twist and I calmed her down and told her that if the Indian kids wanted to play it that way then she is to do the same thing that her lil friend T's mamma told him.  J told her boy T when they called him a nigger, coon, and such to turn around and say "Yep I am black and I am proud of it.  Wanna meet my big black daddy?"  So I told DeLaney to turn around and say:  "Yep, I am a White Bitch, I'm a daughter of a White Bitch too......Wanna meet my Bitchy Mom?"

 

Then I got my mom on the phone and asked her what the fuck was going on?  She had no clue the kids hadn't told her anything and either did my dad!  Which promptly got my mom's panties in a twist and between me yelling at her and her yelling at my dad we got things worked out.  Found out that my daughter was beat up on the bus ride home from the lil shit ass kids who were harrasing her on the play ground and the bus driver didn't do shit about it!  My mom was to call and rattle the principals cage over the racial discrimination of my children who are the only two white kids in the entire K-12th grade school (it use to be very well mixed between Indians, Whites, Hispanics, and Blacks-but all the non indians and decent indian families got their kids the fuck out of the school due to the dirty ass ghetto wannabe indians punk lil kids showing up).  Either the principal wasn't in or she KNEW her white punk ass wannabe indian self was in trouble with my parents because my mom couldn't get a hold of her Monday. 

 

So on Tuesday, my dad gets a call from my boy asking him to bring a note for him to school.  The lil shit got in trouble Monday with a bunch of his lil friends and ALL of them (mostly my friend's kids-aka-you do something wrong your ass is ours) were told by the principal to go home and tell their parents to PUNISH THEM and GROUND them and if they didn't bring home a note saying they did that and what their punishment was they were going to detetion!  These are a bunch of FIRST GRADERS for Anu's Sake!  What is the funny part about this is that my lil male spawn Colt wrote out his own note and had his sister sign it with mine and Randy's names and then called Grandpa to bring it to school for him!

 

My dad goes up to sort all that out and tells the Principal she is a piece of shit and if she thinks something merits punishment that exterme she should have called everyone of those kids' parents or grandparents instead of scaring the kids shitless!  Then he brought up Friday's incident concerning my daughter.  The stupid bitch had the nerve to say she couldn't control what happened on the bus when she is the principal!  WRONG THING to say!  Some of the ol school teachers that are still there started laughin when the stupid female principal said that because they all KNOW how the family is!  My dad went the FARK off on her!  Told her she isn't worth the ink that her teaching cert, her Master's cert and all her other education degrees are printed with and that she either A bull her panties up and start putting a stop to the discrination that happens in this school or B if she is that scared of the indian parents get the fuck out! 

 

Well Tuesday my lovely but emotional daughter gets called to the principals office during class.  The principal threatened her to call the Sheriff's department on her for allegedly calling the school at 7 pm Monday night!  That is right.  You read that right.  When my mom found that out ...........it was on!  Oh by the way I called my kids at 6:45 pm CST and was on the phone with them and my parents till 7:30 pm CST......no way in hell my daughter called the school.

 

My mom called hubby and not me cause she knew I might have left my brother in Cali to come home and told him what happened and what she did.  You don't mess with Mamma Bear but you really don't mess with Granny Bear either.  The School Board President.......lil punk ass white bastard who lives in the district but sends his kids to another school district.........and told him, he best get this shit straightened out or a lawsuite will be happening.

 

The School Board President was suppose to call me this past Friday to let me know what happened with the meeting with the School Sup and the bitchy white principal and he didn't............so now I have some decisions to make..........to sue the bitch and the school district or not........there is only this week left of school.

 

For now the kids have been told if the Principal so much as looks at them wrong they are to call me and if the office doesn't let them then they tell me about it when they get home and we call the sheriffs department.  We did find out via the school security guard (yes a town of 1000 less and a school with maybe 300 students all together has a secruity guard or two due to the ghetto ass kids) that the School Sup did talk to the Principal and him about what was going on and he will be out on the recess grounds to be keeping an eye on my kids.  And the bus driver has been told that my kids and our neighbor's kids (the lil black kids) are to be dropped off at home FIRST instead of last like normal.  They are not to be on that bus any longer then necessary with the punk ass ghetto dirty welfare kids who are causing all the problems.

 

Again decisions decisions.  Do we sue or not sue.  I could easily sue for a good amount, pay off bills, buy a house, and still put the majority of the money away for the kids.  But again there is only a week left of the school year and neither mykids or J's and L's kids (the lil black kids) will be going to school here next year.  Which is sad because both J and I graduated from this school and it use to be a very good school for sports and accademics!

Arab Racism, Arabization, Islamism - Islamofascism, Genocide, Ethnic Cleansing, etc.

 

Arabism Equals Racism
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FrontPageMagazine.com October 13, 2006

There’s an expression, "The pot calling the kettle black." It refers to someone claiming a sin in others that is at least as prevalent - if not more so - in the accuser than it is in the accused. Hypocrisy is the name of the game.

Turn the clock back three decades.

Some things change, others never will - such as the acceptance of anyone else’s political rights in a multi-ethnic region that most Arabs see exclusively as "purely Arab patrimony." That's the Arab-Israel conflict in a nutshell; but it is also the core of the Arab-Berber, Arab-Kurd, Arab-Black African, Arab-Copt, Arab-Assyrian, Arab-non-Arab Lebanese conflicts, as well, among others. The Arabs' Anfal Campaign against the Kurds and their actions in Darfur and the rest of the southern Sudan are just a few of many examples of Arab genocidal actions against all who might disagree.

To be accepted, and not literally exterminated, one must do what Egypt’s most successful Copt did - consent to this age-old forced subjugation and Arabization. Dr. Boutros Boutros Ghali became a top official in President Anwar Sadat's government and went on to become Secretary General of the United Nations, as well.

"Uncle Butros" instead of "Uncle Tom".

He also instructed that for it to be accepted, Israel, as an entire country, must consent to being Arabized; like those Kurdish kids in Syrian Kurdistan who are forced today to sing songs praising their "Arab identity" and so forth.

Back in the 1970s, I was a consultant for a major organization while trying to finish my own doctoral work. One of my main jobs involved being brought in by dozens of major colleges and universities across a three-state region in the American Midwest to balance anti-Israel spokesmen on campus. One such visit was to Ohio University in Athens, near my small-mouth bass fishing grounds in the Hocking River.

OU was famous for its English language program for foreign students, so there were numerous folks there from all over the Arab and African worlds.

Those were the days of the United Nations' infamous Zionism Equals Racism resolution. Arab and pro-Arab professors were already hijacking the campus scene, constantly putting Israel under the high-power lens of moral scrutiny in ways that they would never dream of doing to the Jewish State's surrounding Arab neighbors.

It was arranged for me to come to deliver a lecture to balance one given previously by the other side.

The Arabs and their supporters - often left-wing Jews themselves - were "loaded for game" when they heard of my invitation. But so was I.

I was a card-carrying member of the London-based Anti-Slavery Society, and persistent reports were coming through of slavery (and worse) still being practiced in Arab lands, the lands of some of the same folks screaming about alleged "Zionist racists". I prepared a small booklet called "Look Who's Calling the Kettle Black", which consisted of about a dozen short articles dealing with the hypocrisy of the Arab position. I had numerous copies prepared for distribution.

I had some of my host students in the audience ready for action. They were in the company of hundreds who packed the lecture hall, including college officials, professors and so forth. Unlike some of the Hillel organizations elsewhere, the director at OU was on the ball when it came to these issues. My cadre consisted largely of Hillel members.

After my presentation, I had my usual question-and-answer session. That’s when the proverbial manure hit the fan. I was anticipating a Zionism-equals-racism question from the audience and, sure enough, I was blessed with one.

I calmly replied, "Since you are so concerned about such issues, I believe you’ll be interested in the packet of information you are about to receive."

I then had my cadre pass out the "Look Who’s Calling The Kettle Black" booklets.

After the commotion and dust settled, and it was time to leave for my hotel, several carloads of Arab students followed me. Some members of my group decided it was best to keep me company that night. Think of the Danish cartoons and the Pope's comment incidents today. The Arab idea of free speech is the same now as it was back then, and as it has always been.

The next day, before returning to my office in Columbus, I decided to visit the nearby famous boot factory in Nelsonville.

What I’m going to relate next may sound a bit melodramatic, but it was for real.

I was on one of the top floors of the factory outlet looking at brand-name dress boots. There was hardly anyone else there, so I was sort of isolated.

All of a sudden, I spotted a half dozen tall, Black men down the aisle from me. One of them then called out, "Mr. Hooonigmannn!"

After my experience the night before, I figured that my time on Earth was up. There were definitely folks at OU who wanted to kill me that night. I nervously stood my ground as they ran up to me.

And if you offered me a million dollars, I would not have traded it for the subsequent experience.

As they grabbed my hands, they said, "Thank you so much for last night. We had never heard or seen what you shared with us before."

Should I be ashamed to tell you of the tears in my eyes at that moment?

These were not just any folks. These were students, sent by their countries, who would later go on to become some of those nations' future professionals and leaders.

As I did on dozens of other campuses, through scores of other platforms, and in dozens of op-eds for leading newspapers all over the region, I tried my best to help change some minds - one at a time.

The struggle is as hard, if not harder, today, but those of us who care have no other choice but to continue in this ever-growing uphill battle for a bit of justice for the Jew of the nations.

Amazon.com: Adel Makhoul: Reviews A book intended to deflect attention from Arab racism, May 1, 2005 ... attention from Arab and Moslem attrocities committed against Christians, Kurds, Jews, ... http://www.amazon.com/gp/cdp/member-reviews/A11AJB6RFCFXQS?ie=UTF8&sort_by=MostRecentReview

arabs imperialism and RACISM towards Persians Kurds :: NNSeekarab RACISM and imperialism against the Berbers, natives of N. Africa ... Kurd terrorists warn of "hell" after Turkey blasts - The Kurds are friends of US ... http://www.nnseek.com/e/soc.culture.berber/arabs_imperialism_and_racism_towards_persians_kurds_10257 56t.html
U.S., West blamed in the handling ...Saddam's swift execution... a mix of good ol' fashion Arab racism http://www.niemanwatchdog.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=background.view&backgroundid=00149

Of Kurds, Rats and LocustsLast January, an Arab daily, Al Mada, published a list of people who ... Saddam Hussein called the Kurds infidels to enable his Muslim soldiers to gas them. ... http://www.kurdistan.org/Current-Updates/stcloud042104.html

The Kurdish people in Syria has been subjected to racist Arabist policies since ... The people of South Sudan have been suffering from Arab genocide too. ... http://home.cogeco.ca/~dbonni1/18-3-03-opinion-kamal-miraddeli.html

The Guardian discovers Arab racism. Well I never. ... compensation (6) Kurds (3) Libya (6) Morocco (9) North African Holocaust (3) Pakistan (1) Refugees (9) ... http://jewishrefugees.blogspot.com/2006/09/shock-horror-guardian-discovers-arab.html

The grievances that Syrian Kurds speak of - lack of recognition for ... about racism in arab countries - http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/brian_whitaker/2006/09/racism_in_the_middle_east.html

Islamists Iranians vs Ahwazi Arabs

http://www.ahwaz.org.uk/2006/04/true-face-of-iranian-tyranny-europe.html THE TRUE FACE OF IRANIAN TYRANNY EUROPE REFUSES TO SEE (Caution on scrolling down, some are graphic)
http://www.unpo.org/article.php?id=5632 Ahwazi: Three Ahwazis Face Execution UNPO, Netherlands - Oct 16, 2006 ...Such racism against non-Persian minorities is endemic in Iran - Arabs are criminals, Azeris are stupid, Balochis are drug smugglers, etc - and is intended to ...

UN Rights Investigators: Iran Set To Execute Seven Arabs UN Rights Investigators: Iran Set To Execute Seven Arabs. GENEVA (AP)--Three U.N. human rights investigators on Wednesday accused Iran of planning the ...
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/NewsStory.aspx?cpath=20070110%5CACQDJON200701101410DOWJONESDJONLIN E000882.htm&

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On Marsh Arabs

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Arab racism against Asians

Young Arabs spit at them when they pass by them on the roads, they curse them and beats them and there are companies that don't even pay them a penny as salary after 1 or 2 years of work. (I know a friend who had to gone through this). Have you ever voiced against that discrimination? Where is our so-called media on this? http://desicritics.org/2007/02/12/011306.php

Sri Lankan maids abused in the middle east
http://www.mideastyouth.com/2007/01/24/sri-lankan-maids-abused-in-middle-east/

Even muslims who are non-arabs are treated as low class muslims. http://blogs.bbc.co.uk/worldhaveyoursay/2006/04/south_asian_workers_in_saudi.html

Professor Tariq Modood of Bristol University: "Arab racism is such that most Pakistanis would prefer to work in Britain than in Saudi Arabia for a higher income; racist humiliations from shop-keepers, taxi- drivers, catering staff and so on have become a regular feature of the pilgrimage to Mecca for the diverse ethnic groups of Islam." http://atheism.about.com/b/a/256255.htm

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On the English

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Paris Burning, ... in the centuries after the Arab Conquest as a religious rationale for Arab imperialism. ...

http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2006/10/paris_burning_b.html

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On Berbers

Iraqi Arabs racism Against Ahwazi Arabs

http://www.ahwaz.org.uk/2006/04/al-jafari-expells-ahwazi-arabs-from.html Al-Jafaari expells Ahwazi Arabs from Iraq (April-2006)

"Palestinian" Racism

"Palestinian" Racism http://pmw.org.il/LatestBulletins.htm#b3007026

Palestinian racism exposed - Likud of Holland This is racism, pure and simple. And despite efforts by supporters of Palestinian terrorism to justify the murder of innocent civilians as national ... Palestinian Racism. Secretary of State Rice has been the subject of some vicious racial attacks from the Middle East, all ignored by the mainstream media: ... http://www.likud.nl/extr312.html

palestinian racism TPMCafe
... hatred promoted by the Palestinian Authority (PA) leaders for years, ... I guess racism isn't really racism when it's used in the cause against the ... http://americaabroad.tpmcafe.com/blog/lel66/2006/jul/31/palestinian_racism

All Things C. - "Palestinian" Racism http://allthingsconservative.typepad.com/all_things_conservative/2006/08/palestinian_ras.html

lgf: Palestinian Racism Watch
Palestinian Racism Watch. As US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice visits ... Too many American blacks are caught up in the great lie fed them by Malcolm ...http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/?entry=21865

ARABIZATION, ARABISM the VIRUS OF HATRED

north of africa . com Arabs and too many of their non-Arab, but fellow Muslim wannabes typically ... becomes out-Arabing the Arab in hatred of the Jew, subjugation of the dhimmi (Arabization)

www.north-of-africa.com/article.php3?id_article=183

Nubia submerged, Black Egypt washed away - EgyptSearch Forums This is mainly where these racist streotypes about Nubians and other Africans come from. Combine racism in the Arab world with modern racism of British ... http://www.egyptsearch.com/forums/Forum8/HTML/001443.html

Racist Society
The Nubian novelist, Hajjaj Adoul, argued that there is severe racism within the Egyptian society at all brackets and classes, giving as evidence the nonexistence of a dark-skinned broadcaster in Egyptian media. Adoul accused the Egyptian society who vanished into the White West, showing hubris towards the black in a bid to offset this imbalance.
Adoul affirmed that within Egypt, dark-skinned people are treated as slaves, or predecessors of slaves, despite the fact that slaves belonged to all races not the black race alome. Egypt is suffering from an egotism based on color, he added, that is both inherited and imported, giving as evidence the wide circulation of ‘Antara’ and ‘Abu Zaid el-Hilali’ biographies (legendary black Arab poets and warriors) among Egyptians. Our countries, he added, occupied as they were by the Europeans feel inferior to them in terms of physical beauty: we always believe that typical beauty is measurable to Europeans. Mr. Adoul further argued that Egyptian minds totally reject to classify Egypt among the African nations, and that they keep cursing the West then, ironically enough, immigrate there.
The Egyptian society is really racist; Egyptian urban areas are egotistic over the rural areas; both Upper Egyptians and peasants are always depicted as laughing stock. Racism, thus, is deeply rooted in the Egyptian society, he affirmed. Mr. Adoul explained that some had acted in solidarity with the Sudanese refugees, while most of the Egyptians “spurned” them. ... Mr. El-Borai argued, and that Arab societies in general... the incidents reflect racism within the ranks of the Egyptian people. http://www.cihrs.org/IbnRoshd_details_en.aspx?ibn_id=49