HBCUs were pioneers in school choice

[nafod]

...and this was about beverage choice



Wow, she sat in the Oval Office and said this. WTF. Amazing.

[Turdacious]

I not normally a defender of the anonymous person you're criticizing, but that is merely the clickbait version of her statement. The actual statement was more nuanced.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/gra ... 4b0a6e0df7

What's lost in the public discussion is that HBCUs have been struggling financially for decades, that Obama's policies made things worse for them, and that most of them probably need real changes in policy and funding from the Trump administration to survive.
http://politic365.com/2017/02/10/hbcus- ... -policies/#

[bennyonesix]

...and this was about beverage choice



Wow, she sat in the Oval Office and said this. WTF. Amazing.

You suck. No one wanted integration. Not blacks, not whites. Just a small % of jews and WASPs. Those colleges were the best chance for blacks. And they know it instinctively. Their destruction makes the country worse.

BUT MUH DRINKING FOUNTAINS!

[Turdacious]

http://newsroom.acep.org/2017-01-04-Psy ... pital-Beds

[bennyonesix]

I don't live in Massachusetts with the massholes. They deserve whatever they get, to be honest.

[Turdacious]

Problem is the same no matter which state you live in.
http://www.medpagetoday.com/psychiatry/ ... atry/44008

[bennyonesix]

Thanks St Reagan and Geraldo Rivera.

[johno]

Deinstitutionalization started well before Reagan was President.

[bennyonesix]

Sure. There were ten years (1957 - 1967) where he wasn't directly involved. And CA took major steps toward deinstitutionalization during that time. But after he took office, he was at the forefront of the movement in CA and then Nationally.

St Reagan flooded the country with illegals and drug addled lunatics and destroyed the social fabric of the cities and larger suburbs.