Hogsett, Shreve debate issues close to the Black community in first mayoral debate

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5 thoughts on “Hogsett, Shreve debate issues close to the Black community in first mayoral debate

  1. Diversity in leadership candidate responses from last weeks Mayoral Forum hosted by HUNI:

    Hogsett asserted that his was the “most diverse administration that the city of Indianapolis has ever seen.” Over half of the leaders are women and 44% are people of color. The city has three female deputy mayors, two of whom are women of color.

    Shreve said the city government is “hungry for talent” and that he would be “colorblind” in searching for cabinet members in a Shreve administration.
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    “colorblind” is a code word often heard form right wing talk program hosts and guests. Something Shreve would be very familiar with as a guest.

    1. Lol….color blond is a rightwing talking point. Too funny!
      How about color blind being just what it means! It means color should not be the qualifying factor in hiring. Our leftwing friends have no problem basing everything on color.

    2. Are you the person at that event who loudly and vocally sneered at Shreve’s use of the phrase? You should know that times have changed, and the era of race hustlers and professional offense takers dominating the conversation is quickly drawing to a close. Shreve in good faith articulated a positive goal, and you here in bad faith say it means something opposite of what he intended. Shame on you.

  2. Good try but no sale.

    An excellent example of changing the meaning of a word is the word, Woke.

    Which simply means being alert to racial prejudice and discrimination.

    However, the the right wingers have either changed it to mean something bad or probably more accurately, they know what it means, they just disagree with it.

    Best example of this continues to be expressed by Ron DeSantis when he often says, “Florida is were woke goes to die.

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