As I began reading I thought, this is a little on the lame side, but let’s see where it goes. And it went – even so far as to reflect my opinion of the Oscar nominated film, “The Help,” of which I’m not fan (though that’s another matter). Enjoy.
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So the moral of the story is that the white kids were mean to the tree? I feel bad for the tree, being ostracized like that :(… Sounds like the tree is being coerced into thinking and behaving a certain way just to avoid being marginalized. Is that right?
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Before you start inundating this post with hate mail, relax. I’m NOT taking this seriously. It’s a silly, sarcastic comment made out of utter complacency. I’m just sitting, sipping my coffee and listening to Chuck D and P.E.. It’s too early in the a.m. to get too serious about politics and morality….
So the moral of the story is that peer pressure and name-calling is the antidote to racism?
The insinuation I found was that fear of exclusion and/or disapproval by whites incentivizes many folks to denounce racism.
Why’s it gotta be a tree? Why not a grapevine? Or a strawberry plant?
This kind of rampant plantism destroys societies.