Racism
Has anyone ever considered not featuring stories about racism every single hour of every single day? I've been getting my news from Yahoo for a long time now (maybe that's the problem) and I can't remember 1 single day where there wasn't a FEATURED story about racism in the news. I get it. These things unfortunately happen from time to time, but it feels like a lot of the time there are bigger things going on in the world that should take precedent or the story wasn't racist at all and you guys are trying to spin it so it is. I probably don't speak for every single one of your readers, but I feel I speak for most of them when I say we are sick and tired of hearing about race. It happened, we will never forget this country's past. It was a rough and bloody one at that, but I think most people are trying their best to move on and with the media constantly pushing our faces in it and spinning every single thing that happens into race and, really, trying to make each reader pick a side, you are essentially dividing people and allowing it to define our country. This probably won't go to anyone important or make any difference, but thanks for at least giving me an outlet to voice my opinion I guess...
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Mike Schultz commented
Yahoos writers only know how to write bigoted or racial articles. Racism will always exist, but we don't have to promote them like Yahoo does.
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ray carr commented
Maybe I'll find a magic wand and vanish the systemic racism built into our country....hold hands and sing the negro spiritual ..free at last free at last thank God almighty, we're free at last!
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N H commented
@lavetta lewis, racism will always exist.
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N H commented
This comment nails it!
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Joseph Starc commented
Please remove the ebay add from my view. I don't want to go to the yahoo homepage because I keep seeing it, and don't know how to remove it.
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Lavetta Lewis commented
No, you need to known that it is still in existence.
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Lavetta Lewis commented
Why would that be any concern of others if the page is personalized for your interest in selective catagorizes, to view.