1prophet
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Pffft, they felt the same way when the brown man was in charge.
Armchair warriors FTW.
This is pretty much it.
This, the amplification of events due to the internet and social media along with the 24/7 news media that thrives on controversy these days makes it look like Trump is living to your right and the deplorable racist on your left if not in your head.
For some perspective the closest this country has come to civil war in modern times was during the Vietnam War era, and if they had access to the type of real time information we have today it probably would have.
Race Riots of the 1960s
Race Riots of the 1960s | Encyclopedia.com
Race Riots of the 1960sIn the early 1960s, African Americans in cities nationwide were growing frustrated with the high level of poverty in their communities. Since the years immediately following World War II (1939–45), middle-class white Americans had been leaving the cities for nearby...
Washington in 1969 hosted largest antiwar protest in US history
Washington in 1969 hosted largest antiwar protest in US history
While hundreds of thousands of demonstrators converged on Washington in November 1969 to show their growing disdain for America’s involvement in Vietnam, Sgt. Grant Coates was bunkered in the Commerce Department with his fellow soldiers, peeking out windows to catch glimpses at the activity outside.
1960s-1970s: Civil rights, Vietnam and protest
History: Race in the U.S.A., a timeline created by the American Anthropological Association, looks at milestones in thinking and actions about race in government, science and society.
