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Adam
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Unions were segregated! At least until the 70s! Therefore, alongside the fact that Black people struggled to get any job and, if they could, got the worst and least-paying ones, they couldn't save up to build up generational wealth!
Alongside paying higher rent and getting less services (due to lacking Union membership, lacking government investment), the effects of housing segregation impact black people TODAY.
— Sep 30, 2026 11:04AM
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Alongside paying higher rent and getting less services (due to lacking Union membership, lacking government investment), the effects of housing segregation impact black people TODAY.
Adam
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Dumb ass white people in the 1900s vandalize homes purchased by Black people or with homes recently moved into by black families.
Methods ranged from throwing rocks through their windows to literally fucking blowing up houses and killing families inside.
Cops are happy not to arrest anybody nor do prosecutions ever take place except for those that sell homes to blacks or the black families themselves!
— Sep 29, 2026 02:35PM
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Methods ranged from throwing rocks through their windows to literally fucking blowing up houses and killing families inside.
Cops are happy not to arrest anybody nor do prosecutions ever take place except for those that sell homes to blacks or the black families themselves!