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Tripper · 02-19-2006, 03:14 PM

[quote="Sgt>Stackem":c2569]There is nothing wrong with learning black history, to dedicate a month to it shows the need to still work on race relations. On both sides. I think we have come a long way since its inception.[/quote:c2569]

imwithstupid:

Also, you ask why there isn't an assembly for other minorities history? What history? Compared to african-american history, there is not many other minorities that come close in pure content. Black history in the U.S has so much important content, hell, I did two years of it and I'm not even american - I can't believe really that so many of you guys are questioning it.
Do you not understand that the historically mistreated minority had a pretty darn big hand in making your country what it is today?

There is still obviously a race relations problem in the U.S...

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Tripper is Offline General of the Army Posts: 18,895 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Auckland, New Zealand	02-19-2006, 03:14 PM [quote="Sgt>Stackem":c2569]There is nothing wrong with learning black history, to dedicate a month to it shows the need to still work on race relations. On both sides. I think we have come a long way since its inception.[/quote:c2569] imwithstupid: Also, you ask why there isn't an assembly for other minorities history? What history? Compared to african-american history, there is not many other minorities that come close in pure content. Black history in the U.S has so much important content, hell, I did two years of it and I'm not even american - I can't believe really that so many of you guys are questioning it. Do you not understand that the historically mistreated minority had a pretty darn big hand in making your country what it is today? There is still obviously a race relations problem in the U.S...