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SBPDL: Year One: 365 Days in Black Run America

por Paul Kersey

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SBPDL: Year One. Collecting the first year of material from the Web site Stuff Black People Don't Like (www.SBPDL.com), this book will serve to educate a wider audience on the many things that Black people don't like.Discussing such issues as the Paper Bag Test, Tipping, the Local Nightly News and Being Quiet During Movies, SBPDL: Year One will help educate the reader on the many peculiarities that are prevalent in the Black community. You will learn about Disingenuous White Liberals, Crusading White Pedagogues and what Black Run America (BRA) means. The book will help educate the reader on Stuff Black People Don't Like by discussing topics taboo in most circles in an honest and clear manner.… (más)
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An amusing book about American blacks and their traits and peccadilloes, but it is not original and nothing revelatory is produced. Kersey covers all of those things which are covered up and cloaked by the mainstream media (that fact of editing out certain information about blacks is disturbing). No fathers (just ejaculators); love fried chicken, detest tipping, loathe Journey and the Beach Boys, are murderous and violent to whites and even more so among themselves etc., etc.

As a white you feel smugly vindicated reading this stuff but, really, what is the point, what is the use? We are here together - railing about one another's failings is a dead end - let's do what is necessary for all of us to achieve, all of us to prosper, all of us to lead safe lives. Blacks are good at some things, and bad at others - like every other designation of people. Can we not use their strengths against or weaknesses and vice-versa. Beware the hand of unrecognized groups who intend to profit by the encouraged friction between European and African (and others, new to the mix). ( )
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SBPDL: Year One. Collecting the first year of material from the Web site Stuff Black People Don't Like (www.SBPDL.com), this book will serve to educate a wider audience on the many things that Black people don't like.Discussing such issues as the Paper Bag Test, Tipping, the Local Nightly News and Being Quiet During Movies, SBPDL: Year One will help educate the reader on the many peculiarities that are prevalent in the Black community. You will learn about Disingenuous White Liberals, Crusading White Pedagogues and what Black Run America (BRA) means. The book will help educate the reader on Stuff Black People Don't Like by discussing topics taboo in most circles in an honest and clear manner.

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