How to remove racism: not assume every black person is poor and the system is against them

^

for real

like yea they are poor because they are black

Forgets welfare, illegal migrants and addiction exists

Whybwas it deleted?

wait what was below that

Eh, I deleted it. I didn't think it was necessary ahaha

i wanted to reply

I just summarized what was in it

oh

I felt dumb for reiterating what was in the image eue;

Still very idiotic,

so something about a guy falling down stairs with a scooter

Yeh. So she's complaining about accessibility in public for strollers and when her kid got big enough, she wasn't strong enough to carry the stroller down the stairs. So she'd have to ask strangers to help her.

Maybe don’t go on high cliffs then

This one guy fell while helping her, but her main concern is being mortified.

is she disabled? or just weak

My favorite thing about the above is that she brings up some woman falling and then goes, "Well, falling isn't what killer her, BUT STILL"

Also you should have known the risks by going down stairs lmao

Just weak

all the subways ive ever been in have an elevator somewhere

My "Safe space" is my friends and my room with my cat!

Not some SJW place that says it's for me!

"She also laments the lack of space on buses for wheelchairs, connecting lack of accessibility for mothers to issues facing seniors and disabled people."

my "SaFe SpAcE" is my desk where I am currently sitting and typing

bruh

stop

She's listing broken elevators among aspects of how she's not the ideal user

as a mother, broken elevators are there specifically to target her

Aren’t they targeting people in general?

lack of space? Every public bus ive been on has designated areas where elders and disabled get priority. Thats in many many cities ive been to

Same.

Jesus Christ really? I understand the concern but this is so dumb

>complains about easy access to businesses for daily needs
>complains that when that access is granted, it's gentrifying the neighborhood and is racist

omg

I still have an impossible time understanding the problem with 'gentrification.'