Over two dozen Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) were targeted with bomb threats this year. HBCUs have been a safe haven from white supremacy for over 200 years. Denying black people safety and prosperity? America’s been doing that forever. This is a Digital Exclusive.
Sam , I love how you bring light to some unsung issues.
ReplyThis is Sam at her best. Bringing to light important issues no one else is taking about
ReplySamantha Bee I’m so glad you did this. I knew there had been some bomb threats at various hbcus but I did not know how many. Nor how little they are funded. Nor how incredibly strong brave and perseverant their students are.
ReplyWe fought wars against Confederates and Nazis, and now we’re told to “respect their right to free speech.”
ReplyThe US lets the problem grow until it boils over, and then refuses to do anything about it until it grows again, generation after generation.
The US hypnotizes itself with myths of “Freedom and Democracy” but no one knows what it takes to actually ensure either. The Republican party is the single most dangerous terrorist organization on Earth and no one takes the threat seriously. We just let them continue to spread like cancer.
All HBCUs are not 100% Black. White and other nationality students go there too.
ReplyIs Jussie Smollett one of the suspects?
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ReplyI’m just going to assume that it would be illegal to have historically WHITE colleges in the US. Not that I support bomb threats. But I also don’t support being able to decide when segregation is good and when it’s bad.
ReplyImagine being such a loser and a racist domestic terrorist coward that you have to threaten HBCU’s for a living.
ReplyThe UK has just completely fu*#ed itself with its vote to leave the EU mostly based in racism. Yet still we can’t do racism like the USA can!
ReplyWe are all the same race , Human. Anyone saying different chooses to be ignorant backwards evil dumb weak loser awful. Get over it. The south will never ever rise from the depths of hades again.
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