John Wick
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theres this huge confederate flag flying over one of our most busiest interstates.
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theres this huge confederate flag flying over one of our most busiest interstates.
In Va? Not far from where I live. It's on private property but people are trying to get something done about it.
Current idea is trying to get a large billboard or sign put up denouncing the beliefs associated and assuring people they are welcomed in the county, and our state.
Crazy. We have two on 95 and they are big af. One of them is 30ft wide.
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McAuliffe and the Commonwealth wanna remove and/or relocate every confederate monument in Va.
Tombout $750k-ish per location though got damn
They took stuff down in Hollywood and Montreal too
After all the killings of blacks, protests, riots, it took only 1 white person to die to make it all happen overnight.
Maybe I'm reaching tho.
Easiest is just to put all of them in a museum somewhere. Problem solved.Need to relocate them to the dumpster
The Red Sox had multiple black players in their farm system during the 1950s, with the team failing to promote them despite the successes other teams realized after integrating black players. During this period, the Red Sox went from perennial contender to failing to finish within ten games of first place for 17 years (1950–1966).cAs owner of the Boston Red Sox, the team's policy on integration ultimately was Yawkey's responsibility. In 1959, the Red Sox became the last major league team to field a black player, Pumpsie Green, twelve years after Jackie Robinson's rookie season with the Brooklyn Dodgers and two-and-a-half years after Robinson's retirement. Robinson would later call Yawkey "one of the most bigoted guys in baseball".
Crazy. We have two on 95 and they are big af. One of them is 30ft wide.
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Give Boston some credit today. The Red Sox ownership is spearheading a movement to denounce and rename Yawkey Way, the street Fenway Park is on. Tom Yawkey was a well-known racist owner. Jimmies are about to be rustled because the street and Fenway are iconic.
Easiest is just to put all of them in a museum somewhere. Problem solved.