• RoHa

    That’s only because you don’t want it to.

    • RoHa

      include you.

  • lafayetteann

    French? German? Irish? English? Welsh? Russian? Hungarian? Icelandic?

  • http://www.facebook.com/willis.dave Dave Willis

    If someone started a movement for a white history month or a congress person tried to form a white caucus that excluded blacks, how quickly do you think they would be sued?

    • QueenieB

      What is your argument? Why do you feel excluded? There are caucuses that are all white…White history month? You mean white history year? That’s the only thing that’s taught in our schools. Black history month was placed there because we were not taught about our history. As a child, I was only told that we blacks were slaves who came from Africa, the Dark Continent. That Africa made no contribution to the world hence it’s nickname. Besides, black history month in the schools do not teach much anyway. It’s the same “hero” every year and it’s brief. Black history should be taught at home from our first teachers- our parents. If you want to have a movement, go ahead, and I will be the first to support you.

      • http://www.facebook.com/willis.dave Dave Willis

        I don’t feel excluded. My point is just that there’s a double standard. Maybe this will be a better example: black comedians can denigrate white people and everyone’s fine with that but if a white comedian denigrates black people that person will likely be in a lot of trouble.

        • QueenieB

          I hear you, but for comedians, however, have you wonder why white comedians don’t try? I have seen white comedians make fun of blacks- Jeff Dunham and his puppet- the black pimp- Sweet Daddy D, Robin Williams and I thought they were funny.

    • Desiree

      There actually is a whiteness movement, which explores white privilege and the power of the dominant culture. Try Tim Wise