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Tag Archives: Karen
#Karen: Having Basic Standards Does Not Make You One
A little over two years ago, my wife and I went to Denny’s in Texas when we still lived there. We enjoyed the place up to the last few visits, but that particular visit was a little interesting. For starters, … Continue reading
Posted in basic, Karen, respect, standards
Tagged basic, Black, Black Lives Matter, clean, cleanliness, courtesy, Denny's, employees, establishment, five-star, health, hotel, Karen, Latina, Latino, politeness, respect, restaurant, Ritz-Carlton, silverware, threatened, workers
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Donald Trump: The End of an Error. And Why He Was Needed for America
It’s like the saying goes: It doesn’t matter how you start, but how you finish. You know what else they say: It’s more about the journey than the destination. Both of those apply here. We finished with Donald Trump not … Continue reading
Posted in America, Donald Trump, election, Joe Biden, Trump, U.S. President, United States
Tagged America, Biden, Black man, blacks, Donald Trump, election, election fraud, Error, fraud, Joe, Joe Biden, Karen, Latinos, lies, Muslim ban, people of color, police, police brutality, politicians, President Biden, President Joe Biden, racism, racism in America, racist, record numbers, systemic, Trump, Trump administration, vote, white
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#BlueLivesMatter: Here Is Why This Is Racist
On July 13, 2013, a movement by the name of Black Lives Matter was started. This was created in direct response to the treatment (meaning innocent murders) of black people, most notably Trayvon Martin to start with, which happened nearly … Continue reading
Posted in All Lives Matter, Black community, Black Lives Matter, black on black crime, Blacks, Blue Lives Matter, Police Officers, police, cops, White Community, white privilege
Tagged Ahmaud Arbery, all lives, All Lives Matter, anti-cop, anti-white, Black, black lives, Black Lives Matter, Blue, blue lives, Blue Lives Matter, children, color, cop, cops, country, George Floyd, job, Karen, Latina, law, law enforcement, lives matter, movement, murder, Occupation, police, police officers, Puerto Rican, race, racism, racist, Trayvon Martin, United, United States, white
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