Another ‘noose’ found by another black. Guess what this one turned out to be
Posted By: Kelley Finn, 5/4/2021 8:34:41 AM
Like the swallows returning to Capistrano every March or the cicadas, which are currently swarming the East Coast after a 17-year absence, noose sightings occur with a distressing regularity. Last year’s sighting was made in June in a park in Oakland, with the offensive reminders of Jim Crow hung menacingly from tree limbs.
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Like the swallows returning to Capistrano every March or the cicadas, which are currently swarming the East Coast after a 17-year absence, noose sightings occur with a distressing regularity. Last year’s sighting was made in June in a park in Oakland, with the offensive reminders of Jim Crow hung menacingly from tree limbs.
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African Culture… 42 replies
in NYC Rockefeller Center to Honor
African Culture… 42 replies
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I went to tie my shoes this morning, and guess what I saw? Yup, a noose... If America is so racist, why are there so many hoaxes like this? And how many incidents that were thought to be legitimate were actually hoaxes and we never found out the truth?