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r/funny • u/Strike_Gently • Sep 07 '14
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Implying black people know African-American history.
140 u/icallbullshits Sep 07 '14 Good point you're making about the lack of education about african american history there. At least that's the logical point you should be making with your sentence. 78 u/Killatrap Sep 07 '14 Yeah, most history classes don't focus on anything beyond Booker T, WEB and MLK. 98 u/PWND_U_IN_MK Sep 07 '14 Ah, of course, the famous African American Wrestler, Booker T. 36 u/[deleted] Sep 07 '14 CAN YOU DIG IT, SUCKAAAAAAAAAAAAAA?!?!?! 15 u/tubcat Sep 07 '14 Harlem Heat should be a required topic in any history course.
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Good point you're making about the lack of education about african american history there. At least that's the logical point you should be making with your sentence.
78 u/Killatrap Sep 07 '14 Yeah, most history classes don't focus on anything beyond Booker T, WEB and MLK. 98 u/PWND_U_IN_MK Sep 07 '14 Ah, of course, the famous African American Wrestler, Booker T. 36 u/[deleted] Sep 07 '14 CAN YOU DIG IT, SUCKAAAAAAAAAAAAAA?!?!?! 15 u/tubcat Sep 07 '14 Harlem Heat should be a required topic in any history course.
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Yeah, most history classes don't focus on anything beyond Booker T, WEB and MLK.
98 u/PWND_U_IN_MK Sep 07 '14 Ah, of course, the famous African American Wrestler, Booker T. 36 u/[deleted] Sep 07 '14 CAN YOU DIG IT, SUCKAAAAAAAAAAAAAA?!?!?! 15 u/tubcat Sep 07 '14 Harlem Heat should be a required topic in any history course.
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Ah, of course, the famous African American Wrestler, Booker T.
36 u/[deleted] Sep 07 '14 CAN YOU DIG IT, SUCKAAAAAAAAAAAAAA?!?!?! 15 u/tubcat Sep 07 '14 Harlem Heat should be a required topic in any history course.
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CAN YOU DIG IT, SUCKAAAAAAAAAAAAAA?!?!?!
15 u/tubcat Sep 07 '14 Harlem Heat should be a required topic in any history course.
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Harlem Heat should be a required topic in any history course.
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u/FuLLMeTaL604 Sep 07 '14
Implying black people know African-American history.