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1. With the Staff of Light in his hand, Collin yelled at him, “For Becky and Jared - die you monster!” He shot out a beam from the Staff of Light and it tore thru the blacks wing

2. James was starting to think that maybe they had stumbled upon another large force of blacks that had been kept hidden till they were up to fighting strength

3. The girl's make-up is stark and brutal; greys, browns and blacks

4. Grays and blacks and red spots surged across her vision

5. Some wrote of contempt for the Publicans, Blacks, Mulattos, and Latinos

6. In the early thirties, blacks were running government offices

7. I understand now that blacks used different techniques back then to motivate their children, and verbal intimidation was one of the most popular ones among the uneducated

8. The blacks, indeed, who make the greater part of the inhabitants, both of the southern colonies upon the continent and of the West India islands, as they are in a state of slavery, are, no doubt, in a worse condition than the poorest people either in Scotland or Ireland

9. The blacks, accordingly, have almost everywhere their allowance of rum, and of molasses or spruce-beer, in the same manner as the white servants ; and this allowance would not probably be withdrawn, though those articles should be subjected to moderate duties

10. I cannot help wondering whether she would have been so worshipful, had she been required to spend even one night at the Lubyanka, under the not so tender ministrations of Stalin"s KGB, or was it the NKVD? She had a big thing about the so-called persecution of Blacks in America

11. blacks, however, remained and danced with joy

12. Supposed to be impossible to blacks, inasmuch as their ancestors were persecuted, and they lack power

13. Another black unsung hero of today"s America who has suffered many insults from uneducated blacks and liberal white demagogues, especially with his publishing of „The Content of Their Character

14. Ironically, this trend appears to be declining among Blacks and Whites, although a reemerging phenomenon appears to be gaining momentum among ―recently‖ arrived ethnic groups spanning second and third generations or perhaps it only seems that way

15. Nevertheless as we all know racism from blacks on whites is a long hair liberal impossibility and cannot happen and thus it is not happening and thus no use to complain about it

16. In those days blacks non-South Africans did not count as losses so it made perfect sense to have a black "mercenary" unit operating inside Angola under white officers

17. (Read: Conservative Blacks!) Although it is not my intention to marginalize the organization‘s historical importance (or value) for peoples of color, its neo-radical, oftentimes racist agenda has long abandoned its intended purpose of advancing civil rights and equal opportunity in favor of consolidating a political power base in a manner that incorrectly defines the ―needs‖ of its ―constituents‖ by propagating the meanest forms of race-baiting that (otherwise) serve to advance political ambition by fanning artificial expectations that have lost much of their historical relevancy

18. While technically admitted as a free state, California law only barred the enslavement of Blacks, not American Indians

19. ) He was also a strong believer in slavery and the supremacy of whites over both Blacks and Indians

20. At the start of the Civil War, there were perhaps 4,000,000 Blacks forcibly enslaved, one third of the southern population

21. Monroe was also a leader in the American Colonization Society, helping send several thousand Free Blacks and former slaves to Liberia

22. California was admitted as a free state, though in practice that meant no slavery for Blacks, while Indians were widely enslaved

23. The second was a speech about “young bucks” (a derogatory term for young Blacks) buying steaks on welfare

24. (Blacks use all drugs, including alcohol, at a lower rate than whites

25. O‘Connor‘s morbid fascination with Race, while making for ―good‖ copy, is something any sober-minded individual should consider troubling if not offensive to Whites and Blacks alike

26. Vengeful white supremacists, including President Andrew Johnson himself, were happy to see terrorism during Reconstruction against Blacks trying to assert civil rights and anti racist whites allied with them

27. The Body Count: At least 50,000 deaths in the five years following the Civil War, Blacks, anti racist whites, and Mexicans in Texas all murdered by white supremacists, mostly ex Confederates, with a body count over a dozen times higher than that of Al Qaeda and its affiliates

28. He was the last US President to be a slave owner, and as congressman led a successful effort to strip Free Blacks in Tennessee of the vote

29. His second act was to declare the matter of Blacks voting was to be left to states, now to come back under the control of pardoned Confederates

30. These ranged from generals upholding the law in southern states to Blacks working for the post office, one of the few secure refuges for minorities before the end of segregation

31. Blacks had to sign work contracts they could not quit

32. Blacks were forbidden to rent or own their own farms, carry guns, and barred from almost all schools

33. In some cases the laws even required Blacks to get off the sidewalk if whites were on it, address all whites as “sir,” and barred looking whites in the eye or shaking their hand

34. Across the south, mob violence tried to keep both Blacks and anti racist whites from voting, and intimidate anyone trying to change the old ways

35. The first year of Reconstruction, more whites were lynched than Blacks

36. To him, Blacks were “inferior to the White Man in intellect

37. Again and again, Johnson and other racists claimed that any civil rights laws were anti white and thus racist, that whites were the true victims, and that Blacks were inherently violent and had to be kept in line with greater violence up to and including murder

38. In spite of Johnson, Congress, Union generals, abolitionists, the Freedmen's Bureau, and newly freed Blacks exercising their civil rights could point to some accomplishments

39. Sixteen Blacks were elected to US Congress, some of them former slaves who had taught themselves to read only a few years before

40. Hundreds of Blacks were elected to Republican Conventions and in local offices

41. One out nine Blacks in the cities owned land, homes or businesses

42. His rebels were mostly Afro-Cubans, and the Cuban Revolution succeeded in ending job discrimination, with Blacks especially prominent in the military today

43. Reagan also created one of the most vicious stereotypes, the myth of the “welfare queen,” that Blacks on welfare cheated and lived well at government expense

44. did pander to racists with his notorious Willie Horton campaign ads, promoting stereotypes of Blacks as dangerous criminals

45. Where once Blacks and Irish had worked together, lived in the same neighborhoods, and even intermarried, Irish-American bigotry against Blacks became common as a way to distinguish themselves and try to avoid prejudice from whites

46. In the Civil War draft riots in New York City, Irish mobs targeted Blacks as well as draft authorities

47. Plantation owners recruited labor from China, Japan, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Blacks from the US

48. The former hate Lincoln because they hate Blacks and/or defend slavery and the white supremacist Confederacy created solely to defend enslavement based on race

49. This includes a higher death rate than either poor whites or free Blacks

50. Yet by a mixture of eloquence, political skill, and canny coalition building, Lincoln united Congress and elements of the US public, from Abolitionist churches to German free thinking radicals to free Blacks to working class southern whites

51. By contrast there were fewer than 100 Blacks in the Confederate Army

52. Their ideas seem fairly moderate today, that Blacks should have voting and civil rights and not be murdered for practicing either

53. Johnson was notoriously incompetent, often a drunk, and a racist who did all he could to favor white southern racist elites over newly freed Blacks

54. He sought to protect Blacks from terrorism and guard their civil rights as valued Republican allies

55. He did not use enough troops or enough force to stop white racists from killing either Blacks or Indians

56. The best solution is one he did not consider, giving both Blacks and Natives the means with which to defend themselves and become self-sufficient

57. Farmers, farm workers, servants, merchant marines, and manual laborers were left out, which meant that a much higher number of American Indians, Asians, Blacks, and Latinos were not eligible

58. Nixon's own words in private, captured on the Watergate tapes, show the opposite, long bigoted rants against Blacks and Jews, even demands for lists of influential Jews

59. The law locked up primarily Blacks for longer sentences, though most cocaine users and dealers, both crack and powdered, are white

60. With the defeat of terrorism, Blacks become as influential in the south as whites

61. Wade was even more of a Radical, favoring not just equal rights for Blacks but the vote for women and recognition of unions

62. In Louisiana, Lincoln had ordered not just abolition but the vote for Blacks and free education

63. Later in the century, more Blacks, these from Jamaica, were brought into the country to build a railroad into the interior that would connect the port of Limon with San José

64. What about the US in the aftermath of the Civil War, under McClellan? How would he handle Reconstruction? McClellan truly hated abolitionists and had racist opinions of both Blacks and Mexicans as far back as the US-Mexico War

65. Marijuana had long been in common use with the native people, and the Blacks from Jamaica had brought Rastafarianism, which encouraged and even glorified its use

66. ” Especially if slavery had ended, Blacks may be seen as surplus, a burden and a threat to be solved with deportation, sterilization, and finally death camps

67. In exchange for Republicans selling out Blacks in the southern states and agreeing to no longer try to enforce civil rights

68. We also know that Custer's wife had an extremely racist view of Blacks during Custer's time stationed in Texas during Reconstruction, and that Custer failed to protect Black civil rights during his time there

69. One might wonder why those tragedies and not others? Surely the Irish in the 1840s, Chinese in the 1850s, Africans in the 1890s, and Haitians in 1937, all of whom died or were killed in huge numbers, deserve as much consideration for why a president did nothing as Blacks under slavery, California Indians, Holocaust victims, or Rwandans do

70. Many of the wealthiest residents remained, as did most Blacks, loyal Unionists, and workers for the federal government

71. Flying the Black Flag meant Confederate troops should show No Quarter to Blacks in uniform

72. Blacks, most Mexicans, and most American Indians in the south were pro-Union

73. Mitigated by: Not continuing to defend Blacks during Reconstruction

74. For three generations, the Confederacy’s ever tightening dictatorship uses terror and repression against Blacks, Natives, Mexicans, Jews, Catholics, Mormons, Germans, Cajuns, and women to stay in power

75. Up through 1940 there was a higher percentage of blacks married than whites

76. 86 per 100,000 and the rate for blacks was 18

77. leading cause of death for blacks in the age groups 15 to 19, 20 to 24 and 25 to 34

78. show that blacks now account for nearly half of all new HIV/AIDS diagnoses and contract AIDS at a

79. With civil rights of Blacks in shambles, some questioned why they would fight on America’s behalf

80. The city has an extremely diverse population, and there are many blacks, Orientals, Indians and Arabs, all of whom add to the rather exotic feel of this city

81. Once you "feel" the beauty of the sky, blacks knew the fruit well

82. The white theme is gone, giving ways to browns, blacks, and some grays

83. The specific question before the Court was whether separate schools for blacks and whites were a violation of the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment

84. Raise the question whether blacks may be responsible for some of their own complaints and you are a racist

85. Jaden blacks out and goes into shock from the pain quickly overloading his brain

86. They are not drawn to the intricate and hauntingly beautiful blues creations that salved the pain of southern American blacks at one time

87. Steele cites blacks who stray from the mandates of identity politics as having been confined to a “special gulag” of ostracism and calumny

88. Whether it be lesbians, gays, cross dressers, Hispanics, blacks, or some other group, membership in such a group provides “an alternative route to power in American life

89. Similar attacks, equally venomous, occur in areas other than confirmation hearings as well, frequently regarding self-made blacks

90. Ward Connerly, Walter Williams, Shelby Steele, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, and many other blacks prominent for their individual achievements have felt the lash of this unrelenting tactic

91. White power can then be charged as the cause of the felt inequality, and whites made to feel guilty for the plight of blacks

92. The man accused Steele of belittling the achievements of that and similar programs designed to assist blacks

93. The man angrily reminded Steele how grateful blacks had been when the Great Society programs were enacted

94. To that man Steele’s attacks on the results of the Great Society programs showed that Steele was no longer grateful for those programs enacted for the benefit of him and his fellow blacks

95. ” If such a man finds that blacks are no longer grateful for the programs he helped to design for their benefit, he sees his own precious credentials as being not a racist damaged or irrelevant

96. If blacks see instead the damage these programs have done to them, especially in the inner cities, the man’s moral superiority is destroyed

97. concerning policies designed by whites for the benefit of blacks

98. That attitude is to throw blacks the bone of affirmative action “if you’ll just let us reduce you to your race so we can take moral authority for ‘helping’ you

99. When blacks move “beyond grievance” and begin to succeed “by dint of their own hard work,” Steele perceives, the entire grievance structure becomes redundant

100. Successful blacks, like anyone else, merge into society and become, at last, Americans first and blacks only incidentally