Pasty white people who live in the middle of the country who have convinced themselves that they are black.
These are common in the more rural areas of western NY and are a specimen worth the time it takes to make fun of them.
In most cases these racially challenged people have never been to a real ghetto, but claim to be from one. Often they will say things like "straight outta compton."
If you know one of these people call attention to their problem and adress them as "vanilla ice".
These are common in the more rural areas of western NY and are a specimen worth the time it takes to make fun of them.
In most cases these racially challenged people have never been to a real ghetto, but claim to be from one. Often they will say things like "straight outta compton."
If you know one of these people call attention to their problem and adress them as "vanilla ice".
There are several racially challenged people at Alfred almond Central School which is in the middle of nowhere.
you may find a picture of one at www.aacs.wnyric.org
you may find a picture of one at www.aacs.wnyric.org
by Kameron the Best March 5, 2004
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2) A person who understands people have distinctive cultural characteristics that make them socially unique.
2) A person who understands people have distinctive cultural characteristics that make them socially unique.
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beyond discussions of race & racism
Origin: 2008–10, Americanism
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A term used to describe a society or time period in which discussions around race and racism have been deemed no longer relevant to current social dynamics. Popularized after the election of Barack Obama to the presidency of the United States of America in 2009.
beyond discussions of race & racism
Origin: 2008–10, Americanism
Word Origin & History
A term used to describe a society or time period in which discussions around race and racism have been deemed no longer relevant to current social dynamics. Popularized after the election of Barack Obama to the presidency of the United States of America in 2009.
"What? He called you the n-word? I'm sure he didn't mean it in a bad way, because our society is post-racial now."
"Mexicans are always complaining about racism, man. When are they going to figure out that we live in a post-racial society and just get over it?"
"He is post-racial...um...you know I forgot he was black for an hour (but only for an hour)..." ---Chris Matthews
"Mexicans are always complaining about racism, man. When are they going to figure out that we live in a post-racial society and just get over it?"
"He is post-racial...um...you know I forgot he was black for an hour (but only for an hour)..." ---Chris Matthews
by Godheval February 12, 2010
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I asked Brian, "Are you a redneck?"
He replied, "No, im a racial extremist...I hate everyone equally"
He replied, "No, im a racial extremist...I hate everyone equally"
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The idea of a post-racial America is comforting to many, yet that does not make the idea reality.
Maybe one day America will truly be post-racial but the election of an African-American president does not mean the nation as a whole has moved beyond all racial issues and racist points of view.
Maybe election of a Black president (defined as one descended from American slave ancestry) would move us even closer to post-racial.
The idea of a post-racial America is comforting to many, yet that does not make the idea reality.
Maybe one day America will truly be post-racial but the election of an African-American president does not mean the nation as a whole has moved beyond all racial issues and racist points of view.
Maybe election of a Black president (defined as one descended from American slave ancestry) would move us even closer to post-racial.
Welcome to post-racial America
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Post-racial America isn't here yet
The illusion of post-racial America
What is post-racial?
Post-racial America isn't here yet
The illusion of post-racial America
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