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In reply to the discussion: In Event Honoring MLK, Bernie Sanders Comments on Race and Barack Obama Raise Eyebrows [View all]markpkessinger
(8,401 posts)67. If King were alive, I bet he'd be more interested in talking about economic justice ...
... than about himself.
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In Event Honoring MLK, Bernie Sanders Comments on Race and Barack Obama Raise Eyebrows [View all]
sheshe2
Apr 2018
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K&R. Like Me asked in another thread, I wonder, whi invited him? Who thought
lunamagica
Apr 2018
#12
the sanitation workers were already unionized. they were marching because of the treatment of Black
JI7
Apr 2018
#21
Since I know who you and she are, to see "fed to you" makes my entire body tremble in rage
Eliot Rosewater
Apr 2018
#104
If King were alive, I bet he'd be more interested in talking about economic justice ...
markpkessinger
Apr 2018
#67
In case you haven't noticed, it seems to me that whenever Bernie is present it is always
smirkymonkey
Apr 2018
#88
Absolutely not. It was a campaign speech with a nasty attack on both Democrats and President Obama
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#85
I think there would have been less damage to the party had he run as an independent.
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#96
agree, but he should have never been allowed to run as Dem, and never should be allowed again
onetexan
Apr 2018
#142
actually racism is a tool of the 1 % to divide us ,which of course
questionseverything
Apr 2018
#101
"Racism is a tool of the 1%?" Please just stop. You just don't seem to know enough
EffieBlack
Apr 2018
#134
How do those studies do that work? That doesn't entirely make sense to me. Institutional racism
JCanete
Apr 2018
#103
If it was all and only about free labor, why were white people also not enslaved?
EffieBlack
Apr 2018
#135
It was a valuable thing to keep that belief system in place. It was not good for poor whites.
JCanete
Apr 2018
#141
Study after study after study - none of which, I'll bet - Bernie has bothered to read
EffieBlack
Apr 2018
#131
We should ask other politicians how being in the spotlight as a front runner worked for them?
herding cats
Apr 2018
#69
I suspect that in 2020, like in 2016, the GOP will lay off Bernie in the primary...
SidDithers
Apr 2018
#93
Don't want to get into the rest, but the truth is the goals difference IS there, and can be seen
JCanete
Apr 2018
#114
What Sen. Sanders has never understood is that both racism and sexism are the main
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#83
We just discussed dthat its more complicated than that, and that economic incentives actually call
JCanete
Apr 2018
#100
What policy does Sanders propose that won't actually begin to address these things?
JCanete
Apr 2018
#99
Right, I agree that that is what white people think. That's why you dismantle that premise by
JCanete
Apr 2018
#112
We are simply cynical about different aspects of the same problem. Actually, on edit, we are
JCanete
Apr 2018
#121