“ Still, many voters, particularly those who are new to the United States or disconnected from Black American history, believe it or not, may not have realized they were voting for their future marginalization.”
I live in a a city that has been labeled “a melting pot” but it’s not a melting pot. Everyone crosses each other’s paths during day but we go back to our respective “communities.”
I experience a lot of discrimination from the Hispanic people in this city, even if they can’t speak English. It’s very frustrating. They know what they want to know. I don’t believe they see a correlation between their experience and ours. I’m appalled at what’s happening to immigrants. I speak out against this but that’s as far as I’m going.
“ Still, many voters, particularly those who are new to the United States or disconnected from Black American history, believe it or not, may not have realized they were voting for their future marginalization.”
I live in a a city that has been labeled “a melting pot” but it’s not a melting pot. Everyone crosses each other’s paths during day but we go back to our respective “communities.”
I experience a lot of discrimination from the Hispanic people in this city, even if they can’t speak English. It’s very frustrating. They know what they want to know. I don’t believe they see a correlation between their experience and ours. I’m appalled at what’s happening to immigrants. I speak out against this but that’s as far as I’m going.