Elevate-The-Soul Online Radio (Rick Tingling-Clemmons Interview on Racism Included)
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
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ERASE, a group of taxpayers and community leaders have come together to address institutionally supported racism in our midst. With the understanding of its history and its affect on people who are not white. And have pledged to work towards its eradication.
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- The committee is a community based organization of tax payers, clergy and members of the middle and working class, whose understanding of the historical facts around racism and its effects on our community, has forced the group to come together to do what it can to minimize or neutralize racism's impact on our community. We understand the economic, social and political implications of ideas that will demonize non-white people to favor a white supremacist nation. E.R.A.S.E. stands for (End Racism and Stop Exploitation); in its title it embodies what is the cause for racism to exist, and that is to exploit its victim and create an atmosphere whereby people of white descent can maintain a social, political and economic upper-hand over those who are not defined as white. It is understood that these ideas of racism which are based on ignorance and antisocial deviant behavior is represented by a very small group of Europeans and therefore we call on all justice-loving people to ERASE this scourge from its institutionally based support system in order to make this country whole and just.
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3 comments:
Captain Vanessa Coleman is not the highest ranking african-american female in the DCFD, Captain Shelly Nicholson is.
No I'm not a fire fighter, but I got a chance to met both women and both are intelligent and nice and great in their profession but one specific characteristic thing that was mention above and that was the race of African America.
YOU'VE HEARD THE SAYING...TOMATO, TOMATO, MATTERS NOT HOW THE WORD IS PRONOUCED, THEY BOTH EQUATE TO THE SAME THING. THESE TWO "RANKING CAPTAINS" ARE DIVERSE BUT UNIQUE IN THERE ABILITIES AND STRENGTHS. SIDE BAR - CONFIDENT WOMAN DON'T EGO TRIP LIKE INSECURE MEN DO...WOMAN GET ALONG TO GET THE JOB DONE! DON'T HATE ON THE SISTA'S. CAPTAINS, WORK YOUR STUFF!
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