Justice for Trayvon??

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[IrezumiKiss]

derpin' like a midlife crisis machine!

 

[koalabear]

The affirmative action judge missed her course on federal supremacy.

The Unions forgot to buy the Federal Judge.

 

[IrezumiKiss]

impo sidekick derrrrrrrrp!

 

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[IrezumiKiss]

back to obsolete bitch derrrrrrrp!

 

[koalabear]

Instead they talked her into humiliating herself for the cause.

LawnJockey syndrome.

 

[IrezumiKiss]

back to impo sidekick derrrrrrrrph!

 

[jomar]

Gary is a very bad man.

... very versatile; he almost has his American accent down pat.




http://i2.listal.com/image/3029757/600full-the-fifth-element-screenshot.jpg
Yes I'm a very bad man...

One of my favorite actors. Check him out in True Romance and The Fifth Element.

ETA: Huh, for some reason I skimmed right over that picture.

 

[IrezumiKiss]

http://i.imgur.com/JfuTBYD.gif

 

[jeninflorida]

its ashamed that obama is dumping gasoline on to the circus of idiots

just highlights how a piece of shit obama is


that obama lacks leadership skills

that obama doesn't want solutions nor does he want to bring anyone together

 

[jomar]

Why won't this thread go away?

 

[IrezumiKiss]

Why won't this thread go away?

"There's no stopping what can't be stopped...there's no killing what can't be killed..."

 

[MNGuy]

Black Preacher really gets riled up about Trayvon.

 

[IrezumiKiss]

As a university tutor in my hometown, a city which is roughly 40% black and 37% white, I still had students asking me, “Do they just never learn how to talk right?” I pull up a chair when this happens, “Listen up, gang.” So what do I tell them? Well, the goal is to convey that, scientifically speaking, non-standard varieties of English such as the English spoken by Rachel Jeantel and the ‘proper English’ they’ve been taught are equally communicative. I go over the differences and point out that both have a rule system that must be followed to speak convincingly.

But then, I don’t see why there should need to be that justification. So I end up trying to teach respect. If they have a student that speaks a non-standard variety of English, they need to understand that that student is therefore competent in understanding at least two versions of English: the version they speak at home and other safe environments, and the one forced upon them when listening to you. Respect that.

The alarmingly pervasive idea that standard English equates to ‘good grammar’ and non-standard English equates to ‘bad grammar’ is false and exclusionary. When it’s used in conjunction with intelligence and credibility of a young black woman, it’s reminiscent of the faulty scientific racism of “The Bell Curve." But language shaming is currently acceptable behavior in the status quo. It is one of the last bastions of unabashed racism and classism.

— John Olstad, "Did a key witness in the Trayvon Martin case talk funny, or could we all use some education?” (via johnmayermccheese)

http://blogs.crikey.com.au/fullysic/2013/07/22/did-a-key-witness-in-trayvon-martins-case-talk-funny-or-could-we-all-use-some-education/

 

[Joeybagadonuts]

Black Preacher really gets riled up about Trayvon.

It's interesting to me that so many people have thrown on the towel on 17 year olds. I did a lot of stupid things at 17 and I expect that most of you did also. It strikes me as hypocritical of a Christian pastor to preach about giving up on teens that don't see the world as he does.

Whadya think geezus woulda said?

 

[IrezumiKiss]

http://newsball.com/exclusive-pictures-of-the-family-that-george-zimmerman-saved-from-a-burning-car-or-was-it-staged/

burp derp

 

[chaz57]

the uproar is finally cooling off

 

[jeninflorida]

the uproar is finally cooling off

you mean the stupidity and angry bully mob

 

[phrodeau]

As a university tutor in my hometown, a city which is roughly 40% black and 37% white, I still had students asking me, “Do they just never learn how to talk right?” I pull up a chair when this happens, “Listen up, gang.” So what do I tell them? Well, the goal is to convey that, scientifically speaking, non-standard varieties of English such as the English spoken by Rachel Jeantel and the ‘proper English’ they’ve been taught are equally communicative. I go over the differences and point out that both have a rule system that must be followed to speak convincingly.

But then, I don’t see why there should need to be that justification. So I end up trying to teach respect. If they have a student that speaks a non-standard variety of English, they need to understand that that student is therefore competent in understanding at least two versions of English: the version they speak at home and other safe environments, and the one forced upon them when listening to you. Respect that.

The alarmingly pervasive idea that standard English equates to ‘good grammar’ and non-standard English equates to ‘bad grammar’ is false and exclusionary. When it’s used in conjunction with intelligence and credibility of a young black woman, it’s reminiscent of the faulty scientific racism of “The Bell Curve." But language shaming is currently acceptable behavior in the status quo. It is one of the last bastions of unabashed racism and classism.

— John Olstad, "Did a key witness in the Trayvon Martin case talk funny, or could we all use some education?” (via johnmayermccheese)

http://blogs.crikey.com.au/fullysic/2013/07/22/did-a-key-witness-in-trayvon-martins-case-talk-funny-or-could-we-all-use-some-education/

Did he publish this in Black English as well, or is it only available in proper English?

 

[Colonel Hogan]

Did he publish this in Black English as well, or is it only available in proper English?

^^^^^^http://cdn.head-fi.org/d/d4/900x900px-LL-d4b9a61e_bow-down-together.gif^^^^^^^^

 

[IrezumiKiss]

derp is back!

 

[Boxlicker101]

I would have thought this thread would have died by now.

 

[GiaCat]

Why won't this thread go away?

Al Sharpton won't allow it