aka's and the light brite TRUTH

106 replies · 151747 views · Started by Change · Oct 2005

Change

boston, MA

Change boston, MA

you know i've never seen a light skinned Black girl with long hair it was always weave akatude is the stereotypical aka only i'm not sure if that's her hair but anyways now anyone who is into reading should read some old book that actually documented aka's and their color struck inutations they WERE actually color struck and if you were not light enough you didn't get in i thought that was interesting because a myth came out to be TRUE of course it's different NOW but to KNOW that your org WAS discriminatory like that has to make u feel bad poor aka's

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smc112 from Laguana Hills, CA · Apr 2008

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i*heart*pie wrote:
Er. So, this is where thousands of dollars and four years of collegiate work gets you. A chance to sit at a computer and rant and rave at someone you don't know. Or maybe it could just be you and your pathetic life. All the sentences that I have put in red are sentences where you have enlightened me with your excellent grammatical skills. Question: What does this have to do with the thread? FYI: if you are going to insult me, at least do it with correct information. I never said I was an atheist, just not Christian. Reading is fundamental. I am currently a bio major, not pre-med. Either way, my grades are fine regardless of how much time I spend or what I actually do on HBCUConnect. Thanks for the support.

Like I said before, I have one degree and about to work on a Masters! You, on the other hand, don't have one degree. So on that note, worry about getting to where I am. Take some of your own advice. You rant and rave to people you don't even know, and you're not even finished with school. At least get a degree first and then waste time on the forums. Most of the people that are on here, have professional jobs where they can sit and play while they are at work. At the rate you're going, you will be sitting up flipping burgers at a McDonalds philosophyzing about Karl Marx. Alright, I'm finished with this thread.

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smc112 wrote:
Like I said before, I have one degree and about to work on a Masters! You, on the other hand, don't have one degree. So on that note, worry about getting to where I am. Take some of your own advice. You rant and rave to people you don't even know, and you're not even finished with school. At least get a degree first and then waste time on the forums. Most of the people that are on here, have professional jobs where they can sit and play while they are at work. At the rate you're going, you will be sitting up flipping burgers at a McDonalds philosophyzing about Karl Marx.

So, let me get this straight, you're allowed to say inapplicable and insensate statements simply because you've got a degree? And some entry to mid-level job? Oh, wait, I forgot. This is country with the high illiteracy rate and the C average student sitting in the Oval Office. Wait, that's no excuse. Not for you. It's clear you do not read. Or actually care to; your opinion seems to count as fact for you. And since you feel that your degree and oncoming degree is so damn special, let me just tell you something. No one cares. I know people with master's degrees who work in the New York City Sanitation Department. You can have all the degrees in the world. Doesn't mean you'll get very far. Money speaks louder than anything else; and it's not saying a-e-i-o-u and sometimes y. If you don't what money is saying then all that money and all that hard work you put in will be for nothing. So, go ahead, wave your degree in my face. Splat