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How are you so sure that's what the Black Pastor said? |
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My point is: It was not necessary to say it in public, he could have work on it with the respective organizations without the need to mention any race group in PUBLIC. |
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Just quoting the newspaper article, did they get it wrong? |
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And my point is, why not? Why not discuss it openly, and have some *real* dialogue about what's going on and how to deal with it? Because it's racial? |
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Would you ask that same question if it were the white youth in the spotlight? |
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Well, the Pastor said Blair took his words out of context, how are we so sure he didn't? |
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The problem with the crime taboo is that it leaves untouched a culture that puts law-abiding black citizens-the majority of blacks-at risk. The crime taboo allows a subset of that population to destroy the hopes and lives of others. Blair called on the many upstanding black leaders and parents to take on the gang culture: "The black community-the vast majority of whom in these communities are decent, law-abiding people horrified at what is happening-need to be mobilized in denunciation of this gang culture that is killing innocent young black kids." |
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A wave of teen black-on-black murders has struck London over the last two months. Most recently, a horde of 12 black boys attacked a 14-year-old aspiring rapper with baseball bats and knives in an apartment lobby on Good Friday, killing the boy, Paul Erhahon, and seriously wounding his 15-year-old friend. Officials have charged a 13-year-old and 14-year-old with murder; the mother of the younger suspect laughed and joked during a recent court proceeding. The family of the surviving victim has received threats since the stabbing, which appears to be gang-related. Since February, nine teenagers have been shot or stabbed to death in London and other British cities. |
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