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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ultimately, there are some problems in the black community that only the black community can fix. And white liberals are sending the message that everything is white people’s fault and that black people don’t have to change anything. This will just result in more of the same and nothing will ever change, even if a bunch of money is thrown at the problems. [/quote]

How can the black community fix the wealth gap/economic inequality on its own? 
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Maybe they can ask Asians how they did it. Maybe a cross-race mentorship program or something. [/quote]

Yeah. And maybe they can teach Asians and other recent immigrant communities to fight for their rights instead of running away to another country.[/quote]
Asians did fight for their rights through hard work and education rather than by screaming, yelling, rioting, and complaining. And obviously, their way works better. [/quote]

Yeah. Because without the civil rights era, they would be here in their current numbers. Go read up on the Immigration Act of 1917 and the Immigration Act of 1924.

It's embarrasing how ignorant you are.[/quote]

The Asian exclusion acts of the early 1900s were repealed by the Immigration Act of 1952, which was lobbied heavily by Asian American organizations. Also, Chinese American immigration did not pickup until the opening up of mainland China in the late 1980s, which was a direct result of Nixon's visit to China to establish diplomatic relationships in 1972. [/quote]

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