Dis why da hood don’t vote, do they have a point?
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RamsayBolton
Superstar
wait till someone gets in trump's ear about undesirable minorities in areas that could be torn down and rebuilt for the "right" citizens 
feelosofer
#ninergang
People think things can't get any worse until they do. This way of thinking is why the community is where it's at right now. The bigger question is how do we find a way to come up?
Voting doesn't matter though, right?
N-gga your grandparents went through worse, not you.
Hate when goofy n-gga's say that.
Not you OP
New Jeruz Jewelz
Wavey Vertigo Veteran
Be the same fools turning up to sexy red wondering why their situations don’t improve. At this point stop fukking whining and do something positive for you and your family
Big Simpin Losing Cheese
Bought my girl a Chanel bag, and she left me still
Local and state elections have more of an impact.
ReasonableMatic
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Hater Eraser
Veteran
" But then again I got a story
That's harder than the hardcore
Cost of the holocaust
I'm talkin' 'bout the one still goin' on
I know where I'm from, not dum diddie dum
From the base motherland
The place of the drum
Invaded by the wack diddie wack
Fooled the black, left us faded
King and chief probably had a big beef
Because of dat now I grit my teeth
So here's a song to the strong
'Bout a shake of a snake
And the smile went along with that "
Maybe Beyonces husband should buy the hood 
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
the results from that slavery amendment is an eye opener
- Whites make up only 38% of California’s adult population but comprise 50% of the state’s likely voters. In contrast, Latinos make up 36% of the adult population but just 26% of likely voters. Asian Americans make up 16% of adults and 15% of likely voters, while 5% of both adults and likely voters are African American. Those who identify as multiracial or “other race” make up 3% of the adult population and 4% of likely voters.
California’s Likely Voters
Among California’s likely voters—registered voters who cast ballots frequently and are politically engaged—48% report that they are Democrats, while 26% are Republicans, 24% are independents, and 2% are registered with other parties.
www.ppic.org
How many times must we be told, we have no friends?