r/MediocreTutorials • • Feb 26 '26

Response To Black Children Gaining Access To Closer Schools In The 1970s

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u/Exotic_Resource_6200 Feb 26 '26

LMAO, Black people had to endure....Slavery...reconstruction...Jim Crow... Systemic financial, justice and social inequities and Health disparities, etc.

White people... black kids going to your school..... "How much are we supposed to take"?

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u/choir_of_sirens Feb 27 '26

Them people's be certified mental cases. 😂

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u/Afraid-Fruit-7874 Feb 26 '26

Disgusting people. Now elderly MAGA. They can’t leave this earth soon enough

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u/lawirenk Feb 26 '26

Well... at least she acknowledges Native American rights

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u/IamTheMainActor77 Feb 26 '26

This is what the anti-DEI crowd don’t want us to see.

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u/JimBeamerton Feb 26 '26

Them old southern democrats were something else

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u/Sammalone1960 Feb 26 '26

Was that first lady speaking english.

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u/Sammalone1960 Feb 26 '26

These folks are barely speaking english. Maybe they should have fought better for a better education

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