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Edited by
Winx
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This is the map of possible Sundown Towns. You click on your state.
http://www.uvm.edu/~jloewen/content.php?file=sundowntowns-whitemap.html Oddly my city is not on the map, when I heard the news say that we were once one. |
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In the 60's and 70's I lived In Seattle Wa. and a nearby suburb Federal Way..... there were all colors of people in the schools i went to ... I found this, Buttons. There are other sources that say that Seattle was one. I didn't know that my city was one either. http://dneiwert.blogspot.com/2007/01/eliminationism-in-america-vii.html i live in a small town, (mostly hispanic), and i know better than to walk around at night, does this count the other way around?? |
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In the 60's and 70's I lived In Seattle Wa. and a nearby suburb Federal Way..... there were all colors of people in the schools i went to ... I found this, Buttons. There are other sources that say that Seattle was one. I didn't know that my city was one either. http://dneiwert.blogspot.com/2007/01/eliminationism-in-america-vii.html |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundown_town although they are not accepted in todays society...they do exist!!! I can take you to 4 right now in la 
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im gonna bow outta this thread cause im uncomfortable in every word i type of having to say exactally what someone wants to read.. for fear of being judged for being predujudice when i am far from it... just my experience ...one wrong work which i may have already said and all hell breaks loose.... anyhow i did not even know what predujudice was till i was 16.... not what i grew up with....deb
 and not what i am today either lol! or anytime of my life!
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oh yea and i read that it didnt say a date that was happening in seattle must of been before my time...
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When I lived in Georgia, there was a town just down the road from me (Oprah did a show about it a number of years ago) that used to have a sign at the beginning & end of town which read: N!gger...don't let the sun go down on your black azz. This was just 30yrs ago! I found it appalling!
Even today, their attitude is deplorable! I could tell you some stories...just because I chose the only black woman in town to be friends with. People suck! |
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im gonna bow outta this thread cause im uncomfortable in every word i type of having to say exactally what someone wants to read.. for fear of being judged for being predujudice when i am far from it... just my experience ...one wrong work which i may have already said and all hell breaks loose.... anyhow i did not even know what predujudice was till i was 16.... not what i grew up with....deb and not what i am today either lol! or anytime of my life!
Ohhh...Buttons, you haven't said anything offensive.
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This is the list of Alabama.
Arab Chickasaw Cullman Cullman County Dixie Fyffe Good Hope Hanceville Hokes Bluff Nauvoo Oneonta Orange Beach Sand Mountain Vestavia Hills West Point West Point Winston County I can say that this is FALSE. I live in Cullman County, the city of cullman, my son goes to daycare in another town on the list and it just isn't possible. I don't think one on that list would qualify. Sorry. |
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When I lived in Georgia, there was a town just down the road from me (Oprah did a show about it a number of years ago) that used to have a sign at the beginning & end of town which read: N!gger...don't let the sun go down on your black azz. This was just 30yrs ago! I found it appalling! Even today, their attitude is deplorable! I could tell you some stories...just because I chose the only black woman in town to be friends with. People suck! That was the sign that I was referring to. I was shocked and appalled too. I never knew that such a thing existed. |
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In the 60's and 70's I lived In Seattle Wa. and a nearby suburb Federal Way..... there were all colors of people in the schools i went to ... I found this, Buttons. There are other sources that say that Seattle was one. I didn't know that my city was one either. http://dneiwert.blogspot.com/2007/01/eliminationism-in-america-vii.html i live in a small town, (mostly hispanic), and i know better than to walk around at night, does this count the other way around?? There are small towns like that in the south. They're predominantly black and as a Causcasian you get some funny looks if you walk into a black owned establishment. Unfortunately there's prejudice and racism in every race. The news media only seems to bring to light the white/black issue. I've met my fair share of blacks that are prejudice to whites, just as I have met whites prejudice to blacks. It's unfortunate in this day and time. |
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The town I live in is on that list... wow does that need to be updated. The ones surrounding me are on the list too and none of them would be a "sundown town"
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This is the list of Alabama. I can say that this is FALSE. I live in Cullman County, the city of cullman, my son goes to daycare in another town on the list and it just isn't possible. I don't think one on that list would qualify. Sorry. HellKitten, I am wondering about that list too. My city was one and isn't on that list. I don't think it means, necessarily, that they are one today. It could be including the past. |
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The town I live in is on that list... wow does that need to be updated. The ones surrounding me are on the list too and none of them would be a "sundown town" Same here Jill. It's weird that it would list like 5 or so cities on my list and the county they are all located in. Think they just thought that it would be like that. lol |
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The town I live in is on that list... wow does that need to be updated. The ones surrounding me are on the list too and none of them would be a "sundown town" Jill, I'm thinking that it includes the past. There were laws that changed things. |
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It sure wouldn't surprise me if these all used to be sundown towns tho. The way people still act around here my goodness.
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I thought it meant retirement town.
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This is the list of Alabama. I can say that this is FALSE. I live in Cullman County, the city of cullman, my son goes to daycare in another town on the list and it just isn't possible. I don't think one on that list would qualify. Sorry. HellKitten, I am wondering about that list too. My city was one and isn't on that list. I don't think it means, necessarily, that they are one today. It could be including the past. Thats true, could be the past. But definatly not today.
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Edited by
Winx
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Thu 01/22/09 07:55 AM
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I read that Sundown Towns have been illegal in the United States since the 1980s. They did peak in the 70s.
But..I heard on the news that some are still that way but not on paper. |
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Edited by
RKISIT
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Thu 01/22/09 07:58 AM
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well there is a city called Port St.Joe here in florida where its the birth of the florida constitution . when you visit the railroad tracks do divide the whites and blacks,also we have this adopt a road program where volunteers pick up trash along the roads and one is sponsored by the KKK.its called Moon Lake Road.although in Tampa there are some neighborhoods you don't want to drive through if your white
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