Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 18 Mar 2022, 6:00pm
Our "friends" in the People's Convoy are starting to show their true motives. 
I knew BLM was behind COVID! Think about it, people!
If Music Could Talk
No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
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Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 18 Mar 2022, 6:16pm
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 18 Mar 2022, 6:47pm
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 18 Mar 2022, 6:49pm
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 18 Mar 2022, 7:35pm
Turns out the mask mandates and lock down had nothing to do with it. Who knew?
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 01 Apr 2022, 4:17pm
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 01 Apr 2022, 6:17pm
Yeah don't you just yearn for those good old days.
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 01 Apr 2022, 6:18pm
Perfect, no notes
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 14 Apr 2022, 8:47am
The Boss is pissed off because the university is redoing its web pages and, typically, hasn't consulted her about the look of the indigenous studies and affiliated pages, both in terms of content and imagery. With regards to the latter, it's some kind of solemn teepee in the sunset horseshit, which is, among other things, completely wrong history and geography. But, hey, injun is injun, right? Anyway, we were batting around more offensive alternatives, especially to piss off white people. I offer up my first stab:
The Boss has mused about making coffee mugs with this for around the office.
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 14 Apr 2022, 8:48am
Lol, I say she should go for it
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 14 Apr 2022, 8:53am
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 14 Apr 2022, 10:55am
That's amazing. Maybe also put in 'ol Iron Eyes Cody (AKA Oscar DiCorti).
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 14 Apr 2022, 11:22am
From Pagan Kennedy's Platforms:
One of the worst pieces of propaganda was a public service announcement created by the Advertising Council, a commercial that plagued my childhood with guilt. In the commercial (as I remember it), a carload of partying people speeds down the highway; they throw a bunch of bottles out the window; their trash lands right at someone's feet; the camera then pons up the man's body and we see he's a Native American; a close-up of his face shows a tear rolling down his cheek. Seemingly the Indian doesn't mind the highway that cuts through his land or the cars that pollute his pristine sky. No, ifs those bottles and wrappers on the side of the rood that have prompted his silent crying. The commercial used to send me into paroxysms of guilt when I was a kid—after politically charged American history classes in elementary school, I was already painfully aware of my passive role in stealing land from Native Americans. The ad cleverly capitalized on this guilt, but at the same time it implied that we could right our wrongs toward Native Americans simply by refraining from pitching Coke bottles out our car windows.
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 15 Apr 2022, 10:48am
So gross.Dr. Medulla wrote: ↑14 Apr 2022, 11:22amFrom Pagan Kennedy's Platforms:One of the worst pieces of propaganda was a public service announcement created by the Advertising Council, a commercial that plagued my childhood with guilt. In the commercial (as I remember it), a carload of partying people speeds down the highway; they throw a bunch of bottles out the window; their trash lands right at someone's feet; the camera then pons up the man's body and we see he's a Native American; a close-up of his face shows a tear rolling down his cheek. Seemingly the Indian doesn't mind the highway that cuts through his land or the cars that pollute his pristine sky. No, ifs those bottles and wrappers on the side of the rood that have prompted his silent crying. The commercial used to send me into paroxysms of guilt when I was a kid—after politically charged American history classes in elementary school, I was already painfully aware of my passive role in stealing land from Native Americans. The ad cleverly capitalized on this guilt, but at the same time it implied that we could right our wrongs toward Native Americans simply by refraining from pitching Coke bottles out our car windows.
Re: No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.
Posted: 02 May 2022, 5:38pm
Oy vey!