There is so much polling available to disprove this idea that younger whites are any less racists than their parents.
Lil' Wayne, a New Orleans native, said there is no such thing of racism. Get off that lean.pic.twitter.com/SlopS0Hku7
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And you would think anyone alive to witness how Katrina was handled would know racism still exists despite the white fans at their shows.
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Juvenile would never.
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TBQH I blame Kanye for being a thought leader/innovator/Steve Jobs on this idea that racism is outdated
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For that language, sure, but that kind of detached Black celebrity isn't new. Just always disappointing and silly.
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I wonder if he would let those same white fans call him "nigga" outside of his lyrics? What am I saying, he probably would.
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still in disbelief. He really acts like he didn't make Georgia Bush. He mentions racism and police brutality several times.
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Why is what he said so wromg his experience is different its sad if we as black people have to think the same on everything
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how you go from Tie My Hands and Georgia Bush to "we are one"? I'm so confused...
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Kendrick Lamar has said similar things at his concerts
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can he know better with all that seizures inducing mix he slurps daily?
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Let make sure we elected the People President Clinton
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@40oztoTony SUPER GASSED !
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