The only black women I've had decent experiences around were the old-school granny type who wore the big hats and went to church.

Always cooking, beating children who got out of line. Often those old black grannies were the ones who held their families together.

After Marxism and welfare it's hard to find those types around any longer.

I remember working with an old black man, he was in his 80's and a hard worker, went around the town collecting everyone scrap metal, then spent his off time at church. Those were the blacks I respected when I was younger back in the 80s or so.

Critical race theory and welfare stripped them of much of that. I had mostly negative experiences with black children from the 90's on forward. And now, in general the races need to be separated because of it.

The only black women I've had decent experiences around were the old-school granny type who wore the big hats and went to church.

Always cooking, beating children who got out of line. Often those old black grannies were the ones who held their families together.

After Marxism and welfare it's hard to find those types around any longer.

I remember working with an old black man, he was in his 80's and a hard worker, went around the town collecting everyone scrap metal, then spent his off time at church. Those were the blacks I respected when I was younger back in the 80s or so.

Critical race theory and welfare stripped them of much of that. I had mostly negative experiences with black children from the 90's on forward. And now, in general the races need to be separated because of it.

The only black women I've had decent experiences around were the old-school granny type who wore the big hats and went to church.

Always cooking, beating children who got out of line. Often those old black grannies were the ones who held their families together.

After Marxism and welfare it's hard to find those types around any longer.

I remember working with an old black man, he was in his 80's and a hard worker, went around the town collecting everyone scrap metal, then spent his off time at church.

Those were the blacks I respected when I was younger back in the 80s or so. Critical race theory and welfare stripped them of much of that. I had mostly negative experiences with black children from the 90's on forward. And now, in general the races need to be separated because of it.

The only black women I've had decent experiences around were the old-school granny type who wore the big hats and went to church.

Always cooking, beating children who got out of line. Often those old black grannies were the ones who held their families together.

After Marxism and welfare it's hard to find those types around any longer.

I remember working with an old black man, he was in his 80's and a hard worker, went around the town collecting everyone scrap metal, then spent his off time at church.

Those were the blacks I respected when I was younger back in the 80s or so. Critical race theory and welfare stripped them of much of that. I had mostly negative experiences with black children from the 90's on forward.

The only black women I've had decent experiences around were the old-school granny type who wore the big hats and went to church.

Always cooking, beating children who got out of line. Often those old black grannies were the ones who held their families together.

After Marxism and welfare it's hard to find those types around any longer.

I remember working with an old black man, he was in his 80's and a hard worker, went around the town collecting everyone scrap metal, then spent his off time at church.

Those were the blacks I respected when I was younger back in the 80s or so. Modernity and handounts stripped them of much of that. I had mostly negative experiences with black children from the 90's on forward.