Alot of dappin in this threadI also see a few fukk boys in here as well
fukk these fakkit ass cacs and anyone who stand with em (literally and figuratively)
I'm only halve way in this thread so let me continue on.
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Alot of dappin in this threadI also see a few fukk boys in here as well
fukk these fakkit ass cacs and anyone who stand with em (literally and figuratively)
I'm only halve way in this thread so let me continue on.
I don't recall seeing any of those "community leaders" at my time at OU. Who the hell are they?? Who are they speaking for? @jadallic?
LOL at my ex calling them "assorted decorative negros."
spell my name right, nugga
But nah, those people are supposedly from OKC(so I've read), they don't have anything to do w/ the university.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
That's what I'm saying. Who the fukk are they? And that woman holding hands was in the journalism school my last year there apparently.spell my name right, nugga
But nah, those people are supposedly from OKC(so I've read), they don't have anything to do w/ the university.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
If Yall didn't hear me the first time....in my time at OU and Oklahoma in general, I routinely encountered the LEAST progressive group of black folks I've ever seen in my entire black ass life.
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
that damage control
there's millions & millions of dollars on the line at OU to allow some random white kid to eff it all up.
He probably had to apologize on behalf of not only the frat, but OU, and his family's and his own safety & future.
This......
Whether those brothers and sisters genuinely forgive the frat boy or not, I'm sure they were rewarded handsomely for standing by his side in public
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
http://dallasmorningviewsblog.dalla...ou-sen-anastasia-pittman-for-the-chance.html/
Thank you, Sen. Anastasia Pittman, for the chance to heal
It would have been so easy to turn demagogue over the gross racism that erupted on a fraternity bus at the University of Oklahoma.
It would have been so easy for a politician to use it as a wedge, to fire up the community, to gather some cheap support with a call to us-versus-them.
There’s enough us-versus-them in this country as it is.
State Sen. Anastasia Pittman of Oklahoma understands that. She understands that wounds need to be healed and pouring salt in them isn’t the way to do it.
If you don’t yet know who Pittman is, you should. She is the woman who saw a 20-year-old man who had said horrible things about her and her community and reached out to him with grace, dignity and forgiveness.
She is someone who saw an opportunity not only to heal him but to help him heal us. From what we see in this incident, she is a person in the best tradition of the leaders of our country.
Yesterday, Pittman stood arm-in-arm with Highland Park’s Levi Pettit as he extended an apology for leading a racist chant on the Sigma Alpha Epsilon bus at OU.
The young man standing before a crowd of people he had slurred looked like a much different young man than the one swaying and singing on that bus. He looked both shaken and grateful.
It is Pittman to whom he most owes his gratitude.
Before Pettit apologized publicly, Pittman had spoken to him. He wasn’t a racist, she concluded, but someone who made a terrible mistake. And she extended to him the opportunity to make right on his mistake.
All of us will make terrible mistakes in our lives. All of us will fail. We probably won’t do it in the way Pettit did, and it probably won’t be as public. But it will happen.
We need people like Anastasia Pittman in our lives – people who will extend to us forgiveness and remind us of the possibility of redeeming ourselves.
More important, perhaps, we need people like Pittman in our public life. We need leaders who are willing to unite us, who are willing to see past our mistakes and our differences to see that we can be something better than we are. And we need leaders who won’t leap to every opportunity to point out how wrong the other guy is to show how right they can be.
Levi Pettit did nothing to earn the chance Anastasia Pittman gave him yesterday. His earning is ahead of him now. He has a debt. He seems to understand that. But it’s a debt he can pay, thanks to a woman he didn’t know, who few of us knew, but who we should thank today.
Thank you, Sen. Anastasia Pittman, for the chance to heal
It would have been so easy to turn demagogue over the gross racism that erupted on a fraternity bus at the University of Oklahoma.
It would have been so easy for a politician to use it as a wedge, to fire up the community, to gather some cheap support with a call to us-versus-them.
There’s enough us-versus-them in this country as it is.
State Sen. Anastasia Pittman of Oklahoma understands that. She understands that wounds need to be healed and pouring salt in them isn’t the way to do it.
If you don’t yet know who Pittman is, you should. She is the woman who saw a 20-year-old man who had said horrible things about her and her community and reached out to him with grace, dignity and forgiveness.
She is someone who saw an opportunity not only to heal him but to help him heal us. From what we see in this incident, she is a person in the best tradition of the leaders of our country.
Yesterday, Pittman stood arm-in-arm with Highland Park’s Levi Pettit as he extended an apology for leading a racist chant on the Sigma Alpha Epsilon bus at OU.
The young man standing before a crowd of people he had slurred looked like a much different young man than the one swaying and singing on that bus. He looked both shaken and grateful.
It is Pittman to whom he most owes his gratitude.
Before Pettit apologized publicly, Pittman had spoken to him. He wasn’t a racist, she concluded, but someone who made a terrible mistake. And she extended to him the opportunity to make right on his mistake.
All of us will make terrible mistakes in our lives. All of us will fail. We probably won’t do it in the way Pettit did, and it probably won’t be as public. But it will happen.
We need people like Anastasia Pittman in our lives – people who will extend to us forgiveness and remind us of the possibility of redeeming ourselves.
More important, perhaps, we need people like Pittman in our public life. We need leaders who are willing to unite us, who are willing to see past our mistakes and our differences to see that we can be something better than we are. And we need leaders who won’t leap to every opportunity to point out how wrong the other guy is to show how right they can be.
Levi Pettit did nothing to earn the chance Anastasia Pittman gave him yesterday. His earning is ahead of him now. He has a debt. He seems to understand that. But it’s a debt he can pay, thanks to a woman he didn’t know, who few of us knew, but who we should thank today.
Box Cutta
Bumbling Sidekick
Not sure if it's been posted yet but, the black women in the video is a Democratic politician : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anastasia_Pittman
Stupid fukking whore doesn't deserve our votes (But, because we are only really politically organized by, and for, the democratic party, she'll likely continue to clean house).
Some cac in Dallas wrote a thank you letter to her, for the "chance to heal" : http://dallasmorningviewsblog.dalla...ou-sen-anastasia-pittman-for-the-chance.html/
FWIW, at least she's not a bed wench : http://www.weddingchannel.com/wedding/Anastasia-and-Kenneth
Edit : @NYC Rebel I see that you posted that dallas article a moment before me.
shyt had me pissed off too breh.
Whites LOVE this docile, grateful, Jim Crow style jolly ****** bullshyt.
Stupid fukking whore doesn't deserve our votes (But, because we are only really politically organized by, and for, the democratic party, she'll likely continue to clean house).
Some cac in Dallas wrote a thank you letter to her, for the "chance to heal" : http://dallasmorningviewsblog.dalla...ou-sen-anastasia-pittman-for-the-chance.html/
FWIW, at least she's not a bed wench : http://www.weddingchannel.com/wedding/Anastasia-and-Kenneth
Edit : @NYC Rebel I see that you posted that dallas article a moment before me.
shyt had me pissed off too breh.
Whites LOVE this docile, grateful, Jim Crow style jolly ****** bullshyt.
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
Box Cutta
Bumbling Sidekick
This video of this horseshyt : http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/03/...-president-says-he-forgives-racist-fraternityI knew a month ago I was gonna have a problem with this goofy ass nikka, right here:
That's exactly the only kind of black people they lettin into OU now; my freshman year (96--97) was the last where ALL types of blacks attended.
olass nikka
These c00ns dont represent me, or us!
They paid to be in the way, and to keep their voice louder than ours........
"Fight hate with love"
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
Why do we c00n? 
cole phelps
Superstar
c00ns: The black mans burden
PhonZhi
Veteran
white boy looks so old!!!