By R.C.
Mon, Jun 22, 2020 9:13 a.m.
Rye Day is the creation of Ryedell Davis, who has had a raucous birthday party for 14 years near Martin Luther King Boulevard and South State Street, said his mother, Annetta Peterson.
https://www.syracuse.com/news/2020/06/police-pour-into-syracuse-after-shooting-with-multiple-victims.html
R.C.: Blacks.
Martin Luther King Boulevard.
Party.
Ribs.
What could possibly go wrong?
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Damn PO-lice showed up.
Pretty obvious, when blackies don't riot,they go back to their normal behavior:being violent and stupid.(I guess they CAN multi-task lol).
--GRA
BBQ. The negro speciality. They got another speciality of the negro race, didn't they.
VERY SMALL COMMUNITY NEAR GRAND RAPIDS,OF MOSTLY(94%) WHITES,SUPPORTS KEEPING CONFEDERATE STATUE AT MEETING
GRA:About 15 miles west of GR,with a population of 26,000,Allendale Township is an area sans negro.Lots of farmland with a small central city.An elderly white guy was the instigator in trying to have the statue removed.
ALLENDALE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — The overwhelming majority of people who spoke at an Allendale Township meeting Monday supported keeping a statue of a Confederate soldier that has drawn criticism in recent weeks.
The statue can be found at the Veterans Garden of Honor at 68th Avenue and Lake Michigan Drive among several honoring those who served in wars from the Revolution to Korea. Civil rights activists have called for the removal of the likeness of a soldier carrying a Confederate battle flag, which stands next to the image of a Union soldier and over a depiction of a young slave.
The township board decided not to vote right away on whether to remove the statue from the park. Trustees wanted to seek more input before making a decision.(GRA:They're buying time--I believe they're stalling until they can get some blacks to show up and force the board to apologize and remove). Some seemed to like the idea of adding a plaque to the statue rather than changing or taking it down.
But members did hear public comment from about 40 people on the matter. Most of those argued the statue had historic value. They opposed removing it, some saying it wasn’t offensive and others saying it served as a reminder not to let history repeat itself.
GRA:And this is the way it should be everywhere.If whites have to tolerate black statues,blacks should damn well tolerate ours.
--GRA
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