Convenient white people finding something to try and pick on Republicans for is all this ever was with Trump. Don't call them black. All I can do is
you are not answering my questions.
cleary you do not want to have a serious discussion with your juvenile use of emoticons.
your insensitivity is actually quite disturbing.
I am answering your questions. You choose to ignore it becasue you really have no answer to what I'm saying. If the blacks have their own entertainment channel....what's wrong with having the WET channel...White Entertainment Television. I'd befor that.
Also, the last time I checked there's a TV channel called BET...Black Entertainment Television. Any comments on that? :corn:
again, referring to themselves.
no white dude made them call it that.
and i do have a comment to you. grow up please.
Grow up please. Cracks me up when people talk themselves into a corner they either turn to insults or try and put themselves on a plane that others possibly couldn't understand.
laugh all you want.
it shows your level of maturity when discussing a serious topic.
you have not addressed anything i have typed about context and intent, so it is pointless to try to talk to you. i tried to have a real discussion with you, but it is clear to anyone who has read our exchange that you are not interested and are here to make a mockery of how people took offense to what trump said.
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
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I am answering your questions. You choose to ignore it becasue you really have no answer to what I'm saying. If the blacks have their own entertainment channel....what's wrong with having the WET channel...White Entertainment Television. I'd befor that.
you have made that quite clear, and again shown your level of maturity..
how many hundreds of channels out there feature shows starring all white people? the VAST majority of them, so in essence you already have HUNDREDS of white entertainment television channels.
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
too many people have made too many sacrifices to advance the african american race in our country for me to sit here and let you make fun of it.
You mean the black race? Or is it African American? Or is it the Negro race? I just can't keep up. And I'm not making fun of shit, other than the bleeding hearts who tip toe around what to call a race. Fuck, I'm white but don't you dare call me that! I'm anglo saxon bitch!
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I am answering your questions. You choose to ignore it becasue you really have no answer to what I'm saying. If the blacks have their own entertainment channel....what's wrong with having the WET channel...White Entertainment Television. I'd befor that.
you have made that quite clear, and again shown your level of maturity..
how many hundreds of channels out there feature shows starring all white people? the VAST majority of them, so in essence you already have HUNDREDS of white entertainment television channels.
Really? Just really?
You still haven't addressedwhy a black american would start his own channel called Black Entertainment Television if the term black was so racist and hurtful? You know why becasue it's not. It's a bunch of fucking hippie bleeding hearts who want to make an issue out of nothing.
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I am answering your questions. You choose to ignore it becasue you really have no answer to what I'm saying. If the blacks have their own entertainment channel....what's wrong with having the WET channel...White Entertainment Television. I'd befor that.
you have made that quite clear, and again shown your level of maturity..
how many hundreds of channels out there feature shows starring all white people? the VAST majority of them, so in essence you already have HUNDREDS of white entertainment television channels.
Really? Just really?
You still haven't addressedwhy a black american would start his own channel called Black Entertainment Television if the term black was so racist and hurtful? You know why becasue it's not. It's a bunch of fucking hippie bleeding hearts who want to make an issue out of nothing.
again, he started a channel to cater to his own culture because there clearly was not any other channels doing that.
and again an african american referring to himself as black is not racist.
why do you not understand that?
they were differentiating themselves from the usual cultural makeup on tv.
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
again, he started a channel to cater to his own culture because there clearly was not any other channels doing that.
and again an african american referring to himself as black is not racist.
why do you not understand that?
they were differentiating themselves from the usual cultural makeup on tv.
So a black guy can refer his own race as black but a white guy can't? That sounds pretty racist to me.
So if I started the White Entertainment Network to cater to whites...am I being racist?
too many people have made too many sacrifices to advance the african american race in our country for me to sit here and let you make fun of it.
You mean the black race? Or is it African American? Or is it the Negro race? I just can't keep up. And I'm not making fun of shit, other than the bleeding hearts who tip toe around what to call a race. Fuck, I'm white but don't you dare call me that! I'm anglo saxon bitch!
people of all races fought and died for racial equality and civil rights.
everybody knows that.
you are making a mockery of their sacrifice.
but back to trump, his flippant reference to all african americans and saying in a dismissive tone that "i have a great relationship with the blacks" was a racist comment whether you agree or not. if you took a poll on this forum most people would agree with me.
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
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too many people have made too many sacrifices to advance the african american race in our country for me to sit here and let you make fun of it.
You mean the black race? Or is it African American? Or is it the Negro race? I just can't keep up. And I'm not making fun of shit, other than the bleeding hearts who tip toe around what to call a race. Fuck, I'm white but don't you dare call me that! I'm anglo saxon bitch!
people of all races fought and died for racial equality and civil rights.
everybody knows that.
you are making a mockery of their sacrifice.
but back to trump, his flippant reference to all african americans and saying in a dismissive tone that "i have a great relationship with the blacks" was a racist comment whether you agree or not. if you took a poll on this forum most people would agree with me.
Says you. If blacks can refer to their own race as blacks then so should whites. I call that equality.
again, he started a channel to cater to his own culture because there clearly was not any other channels doing that.
and again an african american referring to himself as black is not racist.
why do you not understand that?
they were differentiating themselves from the usual cultural makeup on tv.
So a black guy can refer his own race as black but a white guy can't? That sounds pretty racist to me.
So if I started the White Entertainment Network to cater to whites...am I being racist?
it depends on the motive of the white guy starting BET. if he wants to ONLY show african americans doing stereotypical things like being gangstas and on welfare and seeking government handouts and not wanting to work then yes that is racist.
that would be ironic because there are more white people on welfare and food stamps, but that is a discussion for a different thread.
if you started a white only network, because clearly there are not enough of them already, i would not call you racist, i would call you immature, intolerant, or just being stupid and provocative just for the sake of being stupid and provocative.
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
again, he started a channel to cater to his own culture because there clearly was not any other channels doing that.
and again an african american referring to himself as black is not racist.
why do you not understand that?
they were differentiating themselves from the usual cultural makeup on tv.
So a black guy can refer his own race as black but a white guy can't? That sounds pretty racist to me.
So if I started the White Entertainment Network to cater to whites...am I being racist?
it depends on the motive of the white guy starting BET. if he wants to ONLY show african americans doing stereotypical things like being gangstas and on welfare and seeking government handouts and not wanting to work then yes that is racist.
that would be ironic because there are more white people on welfare and food stamps, but that is a discussion for a different thread.
if you started a white only network, because clearly there are not enough of them already, i would not call you racist, i would call you immature, intolerant, or just being stupid and provocative just for the sake of being stupid and provocative.
More whites on welfare and food stamps becasue there's an overwhelming majority of whites vs blacks! Just based on numbers and pure math of course there is! I would like to hear what channels you refer to in the US as being all white channels. Please elaborate on that. :corn:
More whites on welfare and food stamps becasue there's an overwhelming majority of whites vs blacks! Just based on numbers and pure math of course there is! I would like to hear what channels you refer to in the US as being all white channels. Please elaborate on that. :corn:
why don't you just go to a movie theater and see what kinds of movies are out there.
look at sitcoms on network tv. how many of them have all african american casts? not many.
just turn on the tv. go to any random channel. there is a disproportionate number of whites on tv. tv is dominated by white casts.
if obama were white trump would not be bribing him with money for his transcripts. but since he is not white it is open season to demand them...please explain that one to me.
:corn:
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
see, there are different contexts. see how he would want his boss to call him african american?
You are basically just a person making an issue out of a non issue and the longer that there people with your school of thought, there will never be racial equality. Black people are black people. White people are white people. Asians are asians. Indians are indians. It really is that quite simple. Sorry but it is.
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I guess the video didn't help. :(
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
see, there are different contexts. see how he would want his boss to call him african american?
You are basically just a person making an issue out of a non issue and the longer that there people with your school of thought, there will never be racial equality. Black people are black people. White people are white people. Asians are asians. Indians are indians. It really is that quite simple. Sorry but it is.
says you. this is why there is resentment against white people. your dismissive and flippant way of classifying them and calling their race names that they find offensive..
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
More whites on welfare and food stamps becasue there's an overwhelming majority of whites vs blacks! Just based on numbers and pure math of course there is! I would like to hear what channels you refer to in the US as being all white channels. Please elaborate on that. :corn:
why don't you just go to a movie theater and see what kinds of movies are out there.
look at sitcoms on network tv. how many of them have all african american casts? not many.
just turn on the tv. go to any random channel. there is a disproportionate number of whites on tv. tv is dominated by white casts.
if obama were white trump would not be bribing him with money for his transcripts. but since he is not white it is open season to demand them...please explain that one to me.
:corn:
You do realize the United States is disproportionally white right? And please stop with that shit anyhow. TV couldn't be anymore racially diversified than it is right now. Otherthan the Eskimos, there's not a single group that should bitch.
It is Eskimos right? Or is that offensive to them? Is it Inuits now?
NEW YORK -- Donald Trump’s vehement questioning regarding President Obama's place of birth has provoked charges of racism, with a number of public figures from Whoopi Goldberg to Jesse Jackson accusing the real estate magnate of employing crude and unfair stereotypes. The chorus has grown so intense that Trump this week felt compelled to declare otherwise, telling TMZ.com: "I am the last person that such a thing should be said about."
But for Trump, allegations of racism amount to recurring themes in his larger-than-life career. Two weeks ago, when he was asked during a radio interview about whether or not he is supported by African-Americans, he sparked another firestorm when he blurted: "I have a great relationship with the blacks. I've always had a great relationship with the blacks." Trump's comments were "highly offensive," Walter Fields, former head of NAACP New Jersey, told Capital New York.
Trump styles himself a modern-day beacon of racial sensitivity, often discussing the importance of the civil-rights movement. In his 2000 political manifesto, “The America That We Deserve,” Trump outlined his dream of an America unencumbered by “racism, discrimination against women, or discrimination against people based on sexual orientation.” He once donated office space to Jackson’s civil rights group, the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, he likes to pal around with African-American celebrities such as P. Diddy and Lenny Kravitz and he once hosted an NAACP convention party.
But Trump has been called out several times for racial insensitivity by former co-workers and civil rights activists. In 1991, Trump was accused of making racial slurs against black people in a book written by John R. O'Donnell, former president of Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino, called “Trumped!" O'Donnell wrote that Trump once said, in reference to a black accountant at Trump Plaza, “laziness is a trait in blacks.” He also told O’Donnell: “Black guys counting my money! I hate it. The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day."
Trump called O'Donnell a disgruntled employee but he didn't deny allegations made in the book during an interview with Playboy magazine in 1999:
"Nobody has had worse things written about them than me," Trump says. "And here I am. The stuff O'Donnell wrote about me is probably true. The guy's a fucking loser. A fucking loser. I brought the guy in to work for me; it turns out he didn't know that much about what he was doing. I think I met the guy two or three times total. And this guy goes off and writes a book about me, like he knows me!"
Trump's office has not returned several requests for comment.
After the rape of a white female jogger in Central Park in 1989, Trump aroused controversy in New York's black community when he took out full-page newspaper ads calling for the death penalty for the African-American teenage suspects -- who were all later exonerated. One of the defendant’s lawyers, Colin Moore, compared Trump's stance to the racist attitudes expressed in the 1930s during the infamous “Scottsboro Boys” case. Trump tried to mend relations by visiting a black woman who had been raped and thrown off the roof of a building in the hospital, promising to pay her medical expenses, according to several news reports.
Later that year, Trump caught flack for his comments attacking affirmative action on NBC’s two-hour special “The Race,” telling host Bryant Gumbel: “If I was starting off today, I would love to be a well-educated black because I really do believe they have the actual advantage today.” That remark was derided by Orlando Sentinel columnist David D. Porter, who opined: "Too bad Trump can't get his wish. Then he'd see that being educated, black and over 21 isn't the key to the Trump Tower. You see there's still that little ugly problem of racism."
Yet the most damaging episode in the saga of Trump's fractured relationship with the black community came in 1973, when his family's real-estate company, Trump Management Corporation, was sued by the Justice Department for alleged racial discrimination. At the time, Trump was the company's president. Just last month, at Trump's Comedy Central roast, Snoop Dogg referenced the case by joking about Trump's potential 2012 run for the White House: "Why not? It wouldn't be the first time he pushed a black family out of their home."
The case alleged that the Trump Management Corporation had discriminated against blacks who wished to rent apartments in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. The government charged the corporation with quoting different rental terms and conditions to blacks and whites and lying to blacks that apartments were not available, according to reports of the lawsuit.
Trump responded in characteristic fashion -- holding a press conference to call the charges “absolutely ridiculous.” He told the New York Times: “We never have discriminated and we never would. There have been a number of local actions against us and we’ve won them all. We were charged with discrimination and we proved in court that we did not discriminate.”
He later took the uncommon step of suing the Justice Department for defamation, seeking $100 million in damages. His lawyer was Roy Cohn, the infamous former Joseph McCarthy aide, who was known for his hard-ball tactics.
Cohn called up the federal official in charge of the case -- J. Stanley Pottinger, the head of DOJ’s Civil Rights division -- to demand that the lawyer handling the lawsuit be fired. Pottinger told The Huffington Post that his reaction at the time was “I don’t think so. That’s up to me and that’s not going to happen. I called [lawyer] Donna [Goldstein] into my office and said, ‘Keep up the good work.’” The suit, which Pottinger called a “media gimmick done for local consumption,” was dismissed and the judge criticized Cohn for “wasting time and paper from what I consider to be the real issues” - discriminating against blacks in apartment rentals.
Two years later, Trump Management settled the case, promising not to discriminate against blacks, Puerto Ricans and other minorities. As part of the agreement, Trump was required to send its list of vacancies in its 15,000 apartments to a civil-rights group, giving them first priority in providing applicants for certain apartments, according to a contemperaneous New York Times account. Trump, who emphasized that the agreement was not an admission of guilt, later crowed that he was satisfied because it did not require them to “accept persons on welfare as tenants unless as qualified as any other tenant.”
But the company didn’t sufficiently fulfill its promise, because three years later, the Justice Department charged Trump Management with continuing to discriminate against blacks through such tactics as telling them that apartments were not available. As part of its demands, the government asked that victims of discrimination be compensated and that Trump Management continue to report to the Justice Department on its compliance. Cohn lashed out, according to the New York Times, claiming that the court motion was “nothing more than a rehash of complaints by a couple of planted malcontents.”
But the problem persisted, prompting New York City’s human rights commission to regularly dispatch investigators to search for examples of discriminatory rental practices in Trump-owned buildings. Trump was not amused, telling the New York Times that the investigation was a “form of horrible harassment.”
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
You do realize the United States is disproportionally white right? And please stop with that shit anyhow. TV couldn't be anymore racially diversified than it is right now. Otherthan the Eskimos, there's not a single group that should bitch.
It is Eskimos right? Or is that offensive to them? Is it Inuits now?
got any data to back that up or is that just anecdotal?
insert immature popcorn emoticon here ---->
"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
So, you are saying that is real hair on top of his head?
Yes. 100% real hair.
Harvested from the children that he eats.
Does he eat white or black children?
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I am answering your questions. You choose to ignore it becasue you really have no answer to what I'm saying. If the blacks have their own entertainment channel....what's wrong with having the WET channel...White Entertainment Television. I'd befor that.
it shows your level of maturity when discussing a serious topic.
you have not addressed anything i have typed about context and intent, so it is pointless to try to talk to you. i tried to have a real discussion with you, but it is clear to anyone who has read our exchange that you are not interested and are here to make a mockery of how people took offense to what trump said.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
how many hundreds of channels out there feature shows starring all white people? the VAST majority of them, so in essence you already have HUNDREDS of white entertainment television channels.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
You mean the black race? Or is it African American? Or is it the Negro race? I just can't keep up.
Really? Just really?
You still haven't addressedwhy a black american would start his own channel called Black Entertainment Television if the term black was so racist and hurtful? You know why becasue it's not. It's a bunch of fucking hippie bleeding hearts who want to make an issue out of nothing.
and again an african american referring to himself as black is not racist.
why do you not understand that?
they were differentiating themselves from the usual cultural makeup on tv.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
So a black guy can refer his own race as black but a white guy can't? That sounds pretty racist to me.
So if I started the White Entertainment Network to cater to whites...am I being racist?
everybody knows that.
you are making a mockery of their sacrifice.
but back to trump, his flippant reference to all african americans and saying in a dismissive tone that "i have a great relationship with the blacks" was a racist comment whether you agree or not. if you took a poll on this forum most people would agree with me.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Says you. If blacks can refer to their own race as blacks then so should whites. I call that equality.
that would be ironic because there are more white people on welfare and food stamps, but that is a discussion for a different thread.
if you started a white only network, because clearly there are not enough of them already, i would not call you racist, i would call you immature, intolerant, or just being stupid and provocative just for the sake of being stupid and provocative.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
More whites on welfare and food stamps becasue there's an overwhelming majority of whites vs blacks!
I live in the United States of America. The greatest country on the World.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
Still love the picture of the creator of Black Entertainment Television sitting with George JR.
look at sitcoms on network tv. how many of them have all african american casts? not many.
just turn on the tv. go to any random channel. there is a disproportionate number of whites on tv. tv is dominated by white casts.
if obama were white trump would not be bribing him with money for his transcripts. but since he is not white it is open season to demand them...please explain that one to me.
:corn:
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
You are basically just a person making an issue out of a non issue and the longer that there people with your school of thought, there will never be racial equality. Black people are black people. White people are white people. Asians are asians. Indians are indians. It really is that quite simple. Sorry but it is.
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
You do realize the United States is disproportionally white right? And please stop with that shit anyhow. TV couldn't be anymore racially diversified than it is right now. Otherthan the Eskimos, there's not a single group that should bitch.
It is Eskimos right? Or is that offensive to them? Is it Inuits now?
And that's his opinion. There are many other black republicans who disagree.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/04/2 ... 55553.html
NEW YORK -- Donald Trump’s vehement questioning regarding President Obama's place of birth has provoked charges of racism, with a number of public figures from Whoopi Goldberg to Jesse Jackson accusing the real estate magnate of employing crude and unfair stereotypes. The chorus has grown so intense that Trump this week felt compelled to declare otherwise, telling TMZ.com: "I am the last person that such a thing should be said about."
But for Trump, allegations of racism amount to recurring themes in his larger-than-life career. Two weeks ago, when he was asked during a radio interview about whether or not he is supported by African-Americans, he sparked another firestorm when he blurted: "I have a great relationship with the blacks. I've always had a great relationship with the blacks." Trump's comments were "highly offensive," Walter Fields, former head of NAACP New Jersey, told Capital New York.
Trump styles himself a modern-day beacon of racial sensitivity, often discussing the importance of the civil-rights movement. In his 2000 political manifesto, “The America That We Deserve,” Trump outlined his dream of an America unencumbered by “racism, discrimination against women, or discrimination against people based on sexual orientation.” He once donated office space to Jackson’s civil rights group, the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, he likes to pal around with African-American celebrities such as P. Diddy and Lenny Kravitz and he once hosted an NAACP convention party.
But Trump has been called out several times for racial insensitivity by former co-workers and civil rights activists. In 1991, Trump was accused of making racial slurs against black people in a book written by John R. O'Donnell, former president of Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino, called “Trumped!" O'Donnell wrote that Trump once said, in reference to a black accountant at Trump Plaza, “laziness is a trait in blacks.” He also told O’Donnell: “Black guys counting my money! I hate it. The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day."
Trump called O'Donnell a disgruntled employee but he didn't deny allegations made in the book during an interview with Playboy magazine in 1999:
"Nobody has had worse things written about them than me," Trump says. "And here I am. The stuff O'Donnell wrote about me is probably true. The guy's a fucking loser. A fucking loser. I brought the guy in to work for me; it turns out he didn't know that much about what he was doing. I think I met the guy two or three times total. And this guy goes off and writes a book about me, like he knows me!"
Trump's office has not returned several requests for comment.
After the rape of a white female jogger in Central Park in 1989, Trump aroused controversy in New York's black community when he took out full-page newspaper ads calling for the death penalty for the African-American teenage suspects -- who were all later exonerated. One of the defendant’s lawyers, Colin Moore, compared Trump's stance to the racist attitudes expressed in the 1930s during the infamous “Scottsboro Boys” case. Trump tried to mend relations by visiting a black woman who had been raped and thrown off the roof of a building in the hospital, promising to pay her medical expenses, according to several news reports.
Later that year, Trump caught flack for his comments attacking affirmative action on NBC’s two-hour special “The Race,” telling host Bryant Gumbel: “If I was starting off today, I would love to be a well-educated black because I really do believe they have the actual advantage today.” That remark was derided by Orlando Sentinel columnist David D. Porter, who opined: "Too bad Trump can't get his wish. Then he'd see that being educated, black and over 21 isn't the key to the Trump Tower. You see there's still that little ugly problem of racism."
Yet the most damaging episode in the saga of Trump's fractured relationship with the black community came in 1973, when his family's real-estate company, Trump Management Corporation, was sued by the Justice Department for alleged racial discrimination. At the time, Trump was the company's president. Just last month, at Trump's Comedy Central roast, Snoop Dogg referenced the case by joking about Trump's potential 2012 run for the White House: "Why not? It wouldn't be the first time he pushed a black family out of their home."
The case alleged that the Trump Management Corporation had discriminated against blacks who wished to rent apartments in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. The government charged the corporation with quoting different rental terms and conditions to blacks and whites and lying to blacks that apartments were not available, according to reports of the lawsuit.
Trump responded in characteristic fashion -- holding a press conference to call the charges “absolutely ridiculous.” He told the New York Times: “We never have discriminated and we never would. There have been a number of local actions against us and we’ve won them all. We were charged with discrimination and we proved in court that we did not discriminate.”
He later took the uncommon step of suing the Justice Department for defamation, seeking $100 million in damages. His lawyer was Roy Cohn, the infamous former Joseph McCarthy aide, who was known for his hard-ball tactics.
Cohn called up the federal official in charge of the case -- J. Stanley Pottinger, the head of DOJ’s Civil Rights division -- to demand that the lawyer handling the lawsuit be fired. Pottinger told The Huffington Post that his reaction at the time was “I don’t think so. That’s up to me and that’s not going to happen. I called [lawyer] Donna [Goldstein] into my office and said, ‘Keep up the good work.’” The suit, which Pottinger called a “media gimmick done for local consumption,” was dismissed and the judge criticized Cohn for “wasting time and paper from what I consider to be the real issues” - discriminating against blacks in apartment rentals.
Two years later, Trump Management settled the case, promising not to discriminate against blacks, Puerto Ricans and other minorities. As part of the agreement, Trump was required to send its list of vacancies in its 15,000 apartments to a civil-rights group, giving them first priority in providing applicants for certain apartments, according to a contemperaneous New York Times account. Trump, who emphasized that the agreement was not an admission of guilt, later crowed that he was satisfied because it did not require them to “accept persons on welfare as tenants unless as qualified as any other tenant.”
But the company didn’t sufficiently fulfill its promise, because three years later, the Justice Department charged Trump Management with continuing to discriminate against blacks through such tactics as telling them that apartments were not available. As part of its demands, the government asked that victims of discrimination be compensated and that Trump Management continue to report to the Justice Department on its compliance. Cohn lashed out, according to the New York Times, claiming that the court motion was “nothing more than a rehash of complaints by a couple of planted malcontents.”
But the problem persisted, prompting New York City’s human rights commission to regularly dispatch investigators to search for examples of discriminatory rental practices in Trump-owned buildings. Trump was not amused, telling the New York Times that the investigation was a “form of horrible harassment.”
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
insert immature popcorn emoticon here ---->
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
pretty diverse, right?
http://mediamatters.org/research/diversity_report/
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
http://www.npr.org/2011/10/11/141227508 ... is-growing
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."