call white supremacist capitalism as they say in their post and their degree, then why only do this until the end of the year? if the companies are white supremacist companies then why not boycott them fraternity forever? that s my first question to them and second i would like to know does the boycott it doesn t include purchase goods and items from the way companies and corporations or does not include the alluded item that blm is known for and many riots across the country for an entire summer season and some places much longer. pete: such a good point, shopping the rest of the year you re complicit in racism. jason, you re out there in washington and you guys know how to set the bar high. yet again, washington state is saying farmers markets are racist too. yeah, to the untrained eye, you might see a simple onion or cauliflower, however these are weapons of white supremacy
A lecture series by Duke University researchers focuses on a racial framework to food issues, claiming elements such as food charity and farmer’s markets are part of "White supremacist" food culture.
depending on who you ask, white supremacy can be any strong man you can build. what do you want to gripe about today? punctuality? i ve seen several slides indicated in racial equity meetings that say a sense of urgency is a factor of white supremacy culture, being respectable and expecting respect from others, being on time for things, eyesight things when i see them, those are aspects of white supremacy culture and that is rather interesting to me. being on time is white supremacy, really? that is a big one. that has been stated several times. a sense of urgency, needing things to follow a specific schedule is very protestant work ethic and we know protestantism has been held up as a trademark of white supremacy apparently. thank you for your good work and for standing tall for what you believe and sharing with parents so they can make an informed decision. parents want to be armed with information and you ve done as
indicate in racial equity meetings that state it s a sense of urgency is apparently a factor of white supremacy culture. being respectful and expecting respect from others, being on time for things, worship of the written word, meaning i cite things when i state them. those are all aspects of white supremacy culture and that s rather interesting to me. being on time is white supremacy? really? oh, yeah, that s a big one. that s been stated several times. a sense of urgency. needing things to follow a specific schedule. that s protestant work ethic and we know protestant is a trademark of white supremacy, apparently. well, tony, thank you for your good work and for standing tall for what you believe. and in sharing with parents so they can make an informed decision. because i think that s what parents want. they want to be armed with information. you ve done as much as anybody to highlight that. i will be fascinated at the ingraham angle to see where that