Non-racism In Memphis:“

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NON-RACISM IN MEMPHIS:“Black students at the University of Memphis hanged from a tree a piñata made to look like a white woman, and took turns beating it with a stick. A photo of the incident has been making the rounds on the internet, and the university had to issue a statement about it this week.”

 

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Nothing to see here

Move on

I know

Lets talk

WHITE HISPANIC

 

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or maybe

RACIST ROCKS

 

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Is This Racist?


By Nathan Harden

April 17, 2012 4:52 P.M.

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Black students at the University of Memphis hanged from a tree a piñata made to look like a white woman, and took turns beating it with a stick. A photo of the incident has been making the rounds on the internet, and the university had to issue a statement about it this week.

Click here to see the photo.http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/pinata.jpg

Was it a racist act? No, turns out it wasn’t intended that way at all. Just some kids having fun at a party.

But imagine if the racial dynamics had been reversed — white students beating a black piñata hanging from a tree. I think we can all be grateful that wasn’t the case.

Sometimes a piñata is just a piñata.

 

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Call me crazy, but I'm pretty sure those aren't college students.

 

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Call me crazy, but I'm pretty sure those aren't college students.

Yes, THAT IS THE POINT, ISNT IT?

 

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Call me crazy, but I'm pretty sure those aren't college students.

http://www.thecollegefix.com/post/10559

read for yourself

BTW, only a trus JACK ASS would have said what you did

 

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Call me crazy, but I'm pretty sure those aren't college students.

anything else

you have to say?

 

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What a surprise, NIGGERELEMENT lost his tongue

 

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What a surprise, NIGGERELEMENT lost his tongue

 

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Not Racism


These days racism is everywhere, even if no one can define it. Sometimes we don’t even know it when we see it. Is this racism?


A piñata shaped like a white woman was strung up to a tree at the University of Memphis, then African-American students took turns beating it with a stick.

The answer:


No, actually it isn’t. Turns out the students involved were mere grade school kids, brought on campus for a special “Luau” party sponsored by the university. The piñata was supposed to represent a hula dancer.

Now imagine someone stringing up a black piñata so that white kids could beat it with a stick.