Black Kids in La: Must Sit in Back of the Bus
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Hate to say it but alot of these kids are animals. Well only cause they raised by animals.
Here in cleveland they throw chairs at teachers, spit on bus drivers, and thats just the 3rd graders. hahahah
We never want to admit that alot of our black children act like animals.
"who is you"
"you aint my momma i aint gotta listen to you"
roll eyes when told what to do.
They learn that shit from their ignorant parents.
Poor bus driver probaly had enough of them fuckers. We cant keep protecting animals, we have enough problems.
Kids do crazy shit. Throw spit balls, pick on other kids, etc. But the thing is most kids USED to respect authority. Now they call 696 kids on their mamma.
Now when authority finally had enough and does something people wanna invoke civil rights. Put them white t wearing ingrates on the back of the bus and make them pull their fucking pants up and act like fucking human beings.
That way when the ones who are punished for the ignorant ones see the ingorant ones acting a ass they check them and tell them go fuck it up for your self not us.
We have a serious problem with are black youth and it starts at home.
I think we should set up military schools in every hood and send alot of the kids there to learn manners they should be learning at home before its to late.
What the fuck, was the bus driver supposed to sit the ingrates right behind him so they maybe could throw something at him and crash the bus?
I seen how animals fuck with bus drivers, it sick, and these are our people. Yeah i called them animals and thats an insult to four legged animals cause i had dogs that behaved better, but thats how I taught them.
Hate to say it but alot of these kids are animals. Well only cause they raised by animals.
Here in cleveland they throw chairs at teachers, spit on bus drivers, and thats just the 3rd graders. hahahah
We never want to admit that alot of our black children act like animals.
"who is you"
"you aint my momma i aint gotta listen to you"
roll eyes when told what to do.
They learn that shit from their ignorant parents.
Poor bus driver probaly had enough of them fuckers. We cant keep protecting animals, we have enough problems.
Kids do crazy shit. Throw spit balls, pick on other kids, etc. But the thing is most kids USED to respect authority. Now they call 696 kids on their mamma.
Now when authority finally had enough and does something people wanna invoke civil rights. Put them white t wearing ingrates on the back of the bus and make them pull their fucking pants up and act like fucking human beings.
That way when the ones who are punished for the ignorant ones see the ingorant ones acting a ass they check them and tell them go fuck it up for your self not us.
We have a serious problem with are black youth and it starts at home.
I think we should set up military schools in every hood and send alot of the kids there to learn manners they should be learning at home before its to late.
What the fuck, was the bus driver supposed to sit the ingrates right behind him so they maybe could throw something at him and crash the bus?
I seen how animals fuck with bus drivers, it sick, and these are our people. Yeah i called them animals and thats an insult to four legged animals cause i had dogs that behaved better, but thats how I taught them.
How in the fuck does sitting at the back of the bus constitute some type of punishment.
When I was young, the back of the bus is where you want to be and the bad mofos were forced to sit in the front.
More like her dumb white ass was being some type of jim crow vigilante.
When I was young, the back of the bus is where you want to be and the bad mofos were forced to sit in the front.
More like her dumb white ass was being some type of jim crow vigilante.
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thats where all da black kids sat when i was in skool
lol
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TO [hide]THE SUSPECT "COON"[/hide] GENE CISCO ABOVE:
YOU'RE ASSUMING QUITE A BIT AREN'T YOU? YOU'RE GIVING THE WHITE BUS DRIVER EVERY BIT OF THE DOUBT AND THE BLACK CHILDREN, WHO YOU REFER TO AS ANIMALS, NONE. IT MAY HAVE BEEN A CASE OF RACISM PURE AND SIMPLE. YOU REALLY DON'T KNOW ENOUGH FROM THE ARTICLE TO MAKE A DETERMINATION AS TO WHO'S AT FAULT. THE FACT THAT THE DRIVER WAS SUSPENDED WITHOUT PAY SEEMS TO INDICATE HER ACTIONS WERE NOT JUSTIFIABLE. SO BEFORE YOU DAMN THE BLACK KIDS OUT OF HAND YOU SHOULD WITHHOLD JUDGEMENT UNTIL YOU HAVE THE WHOLE STORY. UNTIL THEN JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP.
YOU'RE ASSUMING QUITE A BIT AREN'T YOU? YOU'RE GIVING THE WHITE BUS DRIVER EVERY BIT OF THE DOUBT AND THE BLACK CHILDREN, WHO YOU REFER TO AS ANIMALS, NONE. IT MAY HAVE BEEN A CASE OF RACISM PURE AND SIMPLE. YOU REALLY DON'T KNOW ENOUGH FROM THE ARTICLE TO MAKE A DETERMINATION AS TO WHO'S AT FAULT. THE FACT THAT THE DRIVER WAS SUSPENDED WITHOUT PAY SEEMS TO INDICATE HER ACTIONS WERE NOT JUSTIFIABLE. SO BEFORE YOU DAMN THE BLACK KIDS OUT OF HAND YOU SHOULD WITHHOLD JUDGEMENT UNTIL YOU HAVE THE WHOLE STORY. UNTIL THEN JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP.
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You come down on me erroneously for alleged name calling, which I still contend I did not; yet in response to me you write "I can only surmise that you're an idiot...".QueEx said:
I'm willing to adhere to board rules. Do not those same rules apply to you, or are you as a moderator exempt when it comes to, again quoting you, "...the uselss practice of derogatory name calling"?
I'm just curious. Did you cosign Que's response because I took offense at "Gene Cisco" repeatedly referring to black kids as "animals" in his reply above?APOPHIS said:Yeah Q, tell him!
I should think both Que and you would also be offended at such a characterization of our youth.
No, I'm not exempt, but you just saw my frustration at a grown assed man who denied and then feebly attempted to justify the obvious. My apologies.ronmch20 said:
For your information and if you would have read the rules I think you would know, the prohibition against name calling relates to calling "Posters" on this board silly and/or vicious names -- instead of dealing with the points raised by the poster. I hope you can appreciate the difference.
If you take issue with what gene cisco said, why not have him defend his statement -- instead of trying to belittle him. I'm sure he can tell you what he meant.
QueEx
QueEx said:
Dispite his name calling, ronmch20 does put out some interesting points to defend his stance. I agree he's wrong for name calling, but as childish as that rule is he didn't make name calling his focus.
Ease up and be good!
CO-SIGN!!!ronmch20 said:TO [hide]THE SUSPECT "COON"[/hide] GENE CISCO ABOVE:
YOU'RE ASSUMING QUITE A BIT AREN'T YOU? YOU'RE GIVING THE WHITE BUS DRIVER EVERY BIT OF THE DOUBT AND THE BLACK CHILDREN, WHO YOU REFER TO AS ANIMALS, NONE. IT MAY HAVE BEEN A CASE OF RACISM PURE AND SIMPLE. YOU REALLY DON'T KNOW ENOUGH FROM THE ARTICLE TO MAKE A DETERMINATION AS TO WHO'S AT FAULT. THE FACT THAT THE DRIVER WAS SUSPENDED WITHOUT PAY SEEMS TO INDICATE HER ACTIONS WERE NOT JUSTIFIABLE. SO BEFORE YOU DAMN THE BLACK KIDS OUT OF HAND YOU SHOULD WITHHOLD JUDGEMENT UNTIL YOU HAVE THE WHOLE STORY. UNTIL THEN JUST SHUT THE FUCK UP.
<font size="5"><center>FBI looking into Red River school bus incident</font size></center>
Shreveport Times
August 31, 2006
By Vickie Welborn
vwelborn@gannett.com
COUSHATTA – The FBI is looking into allegations that the civil rights of nine black Red River Parish schoolchildren have been violated by a white school bus driver.
Mike Kinder, resident agent-in-charge of the FBI’s Shreveport office, confirmed today that a civil rights allegation was made to his office. FBI Agent Ray Spoon interviewed some of the family members Tuesday.
“We’re looking into it to see if an actual civil rights violation is involved.”
The investigation will not be prolonged, Kinder said. “But we do what to look at it for the best interest of the citizens.”
The inquiry stems from allegations made last week that the children were assigned to the two rear seats of Delores Davis’ school bus while white children filled the remaining seats, sometimes two or one to a seat.
As a result of the allegations, Davis has been suspended without pay. And Red River schools Superintendent Kay Easley has given her several options, including resigning or retiring. Davis has done neither.
The veteran bus driver told Easley the seat assignments on her bus were established last year and were not an attempt by her to segregate the students along racial lines.
The Red River School Board is expected to consider a recommendation from Easley when it meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Attempts late Wednesday afternoon to reach Iva Richmond and Janice Williams — mothers of the nine children who filed the initial complaint with the School Board — were unsuccessful. Someone answering the phone at Richmond’s residence said she was at church. Williams did not answer her cell phone.
Patricia Sessoms, Richmond’s niece, has been vocal since last week on the circumstances involving her cousins. But Wednesday, she declined to comment and referred questions to the National Action Network office in Arizona.
NAN was founded in 1991 by the Rev. Al Sharpton and other political and human rights activities. “They are our official spokesperson and legal representation,” Sessoms said.
The Rev. Jarrett B. Maupin II, NAN spokesman, said a representative of the national office will attend the School Board meeting Tuesday.
And efforts are being made to get Sharpton, who has been in Louisiana marking the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, to Coushatta in the next week or so, Maupin said.
“We do believe their civil rights have been violated,” Maupin said of the children.
But he’s not calling it a black-white issue. “It’s an issue of right and wrong.”
The safety of the nine children was compromised when they were assigned to two seats at the rear of the bus, Maupin alleged.
He said he also stands by a white mother who has been unsuccessful in getting the School Board to react to her claim that a black bus driver struck her child. “We want the district to look into these issues,” Maupin said.
http://www.shreveporttimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060831/NEWS01/308310002
Shreveport Times
August 31, 2006
By Vickie Welborn
vwelborn@gannett.com
COUSHATTA – The FBI is looking into allegations that the civil rights of nine black Red River Parish schoolchildren have been violated by a white school bus driver.
Mike Kinder, resident agent-in-charge of the FBI’s Shreveport office, confirmed today that a civil rights allegation was made to his office. FBI Agent Ray Spoon interviewed some of the family members Tuesday.
“We’re looking into it to see if an actual civil rights violation is involved.”
The investigation will not be prolonged, Kinder said. “But we do what to look at it for the best interest of the citizens.”
The inquiry stems from allegations made last week that the children were assigned to the two rear seats of Delores Davis’ school bus while white children filled the remaining seats, sometimes two or one to a seat.
As a result of the allegations, Davis has been suspended without pay. And Red River schools Superintendent Kay Easley has given her several options, including resigning or retiring. Davis has done neither.
The veteran bus driver told Easley the seat assignments on her bus were established last year and were not an attempt by her to segregate the students along racial lines.
The Red River School Board is expected to consider a recommendation from Easley when it meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Attempts late Wednesday afternoon to reach Iva Richmond and Janice Williams — mothers of the nine children who filed the initial complaint with the School Board — were unsuccessful. Someone answering the phone at Richmond’s residence said she was at church. Williams did not answer her cell phone.
Patricia Sessoms, Richmond’s niece, has been vocal since last week on the circumstances involving her cousins. But Wednesday, she declined to comment and referred questions to the National Action Network office in Arizona.
NAN was founded in 1991 by the Rev. Al Sharpton and other political and human rights activities. “They are our official spokesperson and legal representation,” Sessoms said.
The Rev. Jarrett B. Maupin II, NAN spokesman, said a representative of the national office will attend the School Board meeting Tuesday.
And efforts are being made to get Sharpton, who has been in Louisiana marking the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, to Coushatta in the next week or so, Maupin said.
“We do believe their civil rights have been violated,” Maupin said of the children.
But he’s not calling it a black-white issue. “It’s an issue of right and wrong.”
The safety of the nine children was compromised when they were assigned to two seats at the rear of the bus, Maupin alleged.
He said he also stands by a white mother who has been unsuccessful in getting the School Board to react to her claim that a black bus driver struck her child. “We want the district to look into these issues,” Maupin said.
http://www.shreveporttimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060831/NEWS01/308310002
noone said:
well, you know it could be reverse psychology on your ass to sit at the back of the bus. I've always noticed how black folks always automatically go to the back of the bus, no matter what age they are. I've seen dudes older than 30 do that all the time. I tell you America sure fucked black people up
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