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The Banning of Segregation

As a nation we once stood against discrimination, even when dressed up as “religious freedom”

RT @BeschlossDC: Brown v. Board of Education—Supreme Court found segregated schools unconstitutional 65 years ago this week: https://t.co/b…

This week we commemorate the banning of “separate but [though it never was] equal” as a dodge to allow segregation.

Gosh, remember back when claims of “religious freedom” (as some folk used to defend “the Biblical separation of the races”) as an excuse for discrimination (racial discrimination in particular) were laughed out of court?

Yeah, I get nostalgic for those days, too.

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2 thoughts on “The Banning of Segregation”

  1. Yes, shame on those few religious, southern racists democrats for using religion or the bible as a reason for the continuation of segregation. You should bring up the democrats and their hypocrisy a lot more. Good job.

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