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Cnn And Bbc
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Watching the news presented by Clinton's News Network. "Trump doubles down on feud with gold star family" just about to come up. A balanced panel of five to discuss whether Trump needs a diversity course (one end of the spectrum) to whether he is the Antichrist (at the other).
Has the other broadcaster been Bought By Clinton?
Has the other broadcaster been Bought By Clinton?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't know. Perhaps you should broaden your viewing habits. You might see another side of the argument if you watched Fox News. I believe they hold the view that Hillary is fit for nothing more than hard time in a federal prison while Trump is all that stands between America (making it great again) and a future where it will be Canadians and Mexicans building walls to keep its wretched people out.
I suppose his alleged antipathy towards foreigners blithely ignores the that his wife is one. He may word it badly but he wants a hold on immigrants while the procedures are rationalised. Hes going to have a hard time tidying things up as all the states pretty much have different laws which makes a mockery of the term united states.
"Are American institutions racist? I honestly dont know. What do you mean by institutions though?"
I mean things like the police, army, political establishments, judiciary, academia.
I would think they'd all have varying degrees of racism and breadth of diversity in them. The police seem to be a deeply racist organisation, simply based on the number of back bodies they seem to be piling up on the sidewalk.
This is an obvious (to me anyway) institutional failure to see non-white people as real citizens.
I don't know if diversity courses (or similar) stop the kind of conversations you're wanting to have? It's about tolerance usually, not acceptance?
I mean things like the police, army, political establishments, judiciary, academia.
I would think they'd all have varying degrees of racism and breadth of diversity in them. The police seem to be a deeply racist organisation, simply based on the number of back bodies they seem to be piling up on the sidewalk.
This is an obvious (to me anyway) institutional failure to see non-white people as real citizens.
I don't know if diversity courses (or similar) stop the kind of conversations you're wanting to have? It's about tolerance usually, not acceptance?