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These posters show different white people covered in revealing truths about white privilege. According to an article in MPR news, A 2010 survey found Duluth residents viewed the city as less hospitable to racial and ethnic minorities, immigrants, young adults without children, and talented college graduates looking for work than other comparable cities. The survey ended up starting a dialogue about racial issues which facilitated a way in which to combat them. Awareness.
I may have posted this before. If I have, I don’t care. This needs to be seen again. This is a campaign designed to make white people see and check their privilege. It is so refreshing to see a group of white people who get it.
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.gif is the one word I have learned the proper pronunciation of, and still refused to change. It’s a G sound not a J sound. “… but Ben, the creator of the format says it’s pronounced like the peanut butter.” Well imaginary person, he should have named it .jif then. He can go fuck himself.
“it’s pronounced like the peanut butter.” finally, a definitive answer.
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I have tried to talk about this before, and no one listened. This is something I strongly believe in. Any form of bullying is a form of bullying. Are you really proud of yourself when you call that girl fat? When you criticize her for maybe having a big nose, or bushy eyebrows, or anything about her body? When you hate on her for posting what she wants? Are you really so insecure with yourself that you have to point out everyone’s flaw? Everytime you press that anon button, you hurt someone’s feeling, even if they yell at you, or say “I don’t care”. They do care. They even sometimes cry themselves to sleep because someone hiding behind a gray face said they looked like a whale and they should go die. And worst of all, some even commit suicide over your stupid remarks. Do you want to be responsible for somebodies death because you went on anon and hurt their feelings?
If you don’t have the courage to say something to somebody, don’t hide behind anonymous like a coward. Our world appreciates honest people, and even if your mother didn’t teach you this, if you don’t have ANYTHING nice to say, don’t say it at all. Keep your hurtful words to yourself.
MAKE SOMEONE’S DAY and send them a nice message for once!
MAKE AN OATH to yourself and others to send at least 2 nice messages a day.
AND SAY NO TO BEING ANON. STOP THE BULLYING.
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