Recently, I've been questioning Floyd's leadership.

The school itself would be a community, the black kids would be a smaller community. You could call it a club or a fraternity, but those are types of communities. Kind of like a church is a sub-community within a small town.

Basically I'm saying you can't identify with all the black people in America because they are the same color as you. You might think you can, but that's a connection you make in your own mind. Race isn't a basis for community (usually).

Another one would be fundamentalist Christians. They think the same things, they do the same things once a week, they're subject to the same stereotypes, but they aren't a community because they only interact on local levels for the most part, and they have no defined leadership.

EDIT: And they completely fit the bill of "history of degradation, ****, torture, slavery, and segregation"

Even that has more grounds for being called a community than a race of people.

 

Take some history classes while you're at it. There isn't a single race that doesn't have that history. And it still doesn't make millions of people a community.

 

I'm tired anyway. The point is Floyd is not your leader so don't feel let down by him. He's actually kind of an idiot.

 

he didn't condone the actions.....

 

Stop arguing with the 19 year old ****** modernpanzie who thinks the world revolves around him and how no one understands "his struggle". It's part of his teenage angst days.

 

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21ujWvE7r3I[/url]

You been taking your racist rants on the bus again modernfonzie?

 

end thread.

 

No offence dude..but why do you have to arrogant about everything?

Just take a step back man. Relax. You will enjoy life more without the uptight attitude.

 

@Modernfonzie

I hear ya, but in many cases it's about class (as in financial status) as opposed to race. Money and status divide people much more than race. I do agree with you in terms of Mayweather being more responsible towards the black community, but we should be careful not to put people on soap boxes just because they have a certain status. Mayweather is a champion boxer, but be careful not to cast him as a champion of all causes, because for that matter, no one is.