Do you believe that African Americans truly feel President Clinton was symbolic of the first black President to them?
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Please don't take what a few black people say and attribute it to a whole race. I, for one, don't. All feelings put aside about Bill Clinton, I will never say that someone is black unless they are *actually* black. I am black because I was born that way, not because of how I live. I will agree that he did many things that were in favor for the majority of blacks in this country, but he is not black.
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No I don't! Moreover, I feel insulted when one of those so-called comedians implies that Mr Clinton was the closest resemblance to a black president in that he did smoke pot and had Miss Lowinsky giving him a B...J..; and that he also play the saxophone. As though those things were the only things which could be considered as qualities of a black president. There's nothing funny about that. They just don't understand the implication and ramifications of those words. They contribute--with amazing disregard--to the degradation of their own people. Playing right into negative stereotypes. They want to be so desperately on TV that they would say and do just about anything. Love ya. Peace!
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back then they did but that is all forgotten now
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If they did they are fools. The domocrat party has promoted more racism than any other organization.
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