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Old 11-02-2001, 04:39 PM
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To add to my previous post...

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Originally posted by ChaosDST

I think we should seek to be educated in an environment that more closely resembles the world in which we will have to work in (which isn't predominently black).
So because it won't adequately prepare them for the "real world, should Black people not live in an all Black neighborhood? Should Black people not attend an all Black church?

I think that is where "we" get in trouble. We start to believe that being around our "own" is somehow wrong or harmful. Well I love living in a predominantly Black neighborhood and I love attending a predominantly Black church.

I graduated from an HBCU and have been working for a couple of years. I doubt that I am any less capable of dealing with "others" as far as work is concerned as someone who attended a non-HBCU. I have a friend who went to a non-HBCU and she can barely keep a job because she doesn't know how to work with people who think differently than she. So she ends up arguing with any and everyone.
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