The Brutal Legacy of Sundown Towns

Sundown towns, were communities that enforced segregation by requiring non-whites to leave before sunset through local laws, intimidation and violence.
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[@user-wr3bj6gt4p]

I’m 82, and many of the atrocities that you elude to, are just as prominent today.

[@modestmouse2889]

Sometimes I am sorry I was born here. As a US military veteran, I feel it's a shame I am never treated like a FULL CITIZEN BORN HERE. Yet any MF can walk in here and get treated better than me because their skin is white. I pray it never takes me off the deep end someday. It's a shame.

[@MvFwd]

This is true! The only difference is that we are more spread out and have become less aware of what is going on in our own community. Also, all US institutions have become more sophisticated at silently oppressing us and keeping the evidence hidden, and difficult to obtain.

[@bluelava4282]

How true

[@vickymensah9453]

@@user-wr3bj6gt4p I can well believe that.

[@vickymensah9453]

@@user-wr3bj6gt4p unfortunately the scent of trash never changes.

[@lateraldeano]

It's worse now. There's no signs up.

[@Lupo32]

In addition to sundown towns There are also border towns like Laredo texas .... but they are only in the south western part of the usa . Instead of whites it's Mexican drug cartels !

[@modestmouse2889]

Be armed and prepared.

[@lavernerowden8509]

Exactly this is still going on as we speak.

[@diligentsun1154]

Facts Now, they're EVERYWHERE. They used to be easier to sidestep, but they think they own everything, now. Of course, you a 14:36 re Free to Travel, but they don't mind challenging you. Some of them are Ready To Go the Whole Way. They're ready to Crash Out on a dummy mission. Ain't nobody got time for that. Those 'agents' are everywhere. Get On The Record, early.

[@juarezderrick9647]

Yep I live in Santa Fe Texas and stay armed because I am a Mexican but there really is no problems unless you are acting like a wild animal

[@cheardsful]

Black folk if your going on vacation this summer be careful and don't stop if you don't have to when your driving learn where these towns are .

[@hereitis.2587]

And that is exactly why the Green Book was created. The racism couldn’t have changed that much since then.

[@bluelava4282]

@@hereitis.2587 good movie about green books

[@martinjones2077]

I mean in 2024 I bout whatever they think the bout. I stopped in several of these towns when I pcs from one base to the next in Texas south Carolina Kentucky ect. They really not bout that action. But who would want to be in these moonshine swigging ass country places anyway.

[@yamato126]

Mafia 3 vibes

[@kingpin7666]

Fun fact: the origin of homeowners associations started in sundown towns as a means to keep black people from moving into the neighbourhood.

[@DntHtThPlya]

That's why I would never have a home in a neighborhood with an HOA.

[@lavernerowden8509]

There are still Sundown towns today. Ain’t nothing changed but the weather.

[@smackindabox]

Where? Sundown for who?

[@sickofguysnamedtodd2293]

Poquoson Virginia for one.

[@rollerdots5186]

Pekin, Illinois

[@MOLICIOUS69]

​@@sickofguysnamedtodd2293thx for that won't be going there...never even heard of that place.

[@MOLICIOUS69]

​@@rollerdots5186that's for that as well although IL is damn near a ☀️ down state

[@user-pe5hh1bq8x]

They don’t care if the sun is up or down now 👀

[@kelvintorrence5994]

Your right about that nowindays

[@StaceyNelsonTVNetwork]

@@kelvintorrence5994💯👏🏼

[@Maliktevin1643]

Yep! They don’t care!

[@juarezderrick9647]

The KKK still meets at the courthouse in Santa Fe Texas but they don't care if you are a black as long as you aren't bringing your drama over here.

[@hereitis.2587]

No job = no be there. Workers only need to be present in the daylight. Then vanish.

[@rozchristopherson648]

I'm 63. I graduated from college in 1983. I went to college on the "Main Line" outside Philadelphia. A retiring professor at the college said that when she first came to the college back in the 1940s, there were no black students and that blacks were not even permitted to live in that town. We later discovered that there had been a black student sometime around the 1930s or 1940s who was forced to live in another neighboring town because she was not permitted to live in the dorms nor was she permitted to live in the town. Sundown towns also caused the creation of other nearby black towns whose residents served as a source of menial laborers for jobs such as maid, cooks, janitors, etc. At my college, there was a nearby town such as this. That is where most of the cleaning staff lived who were black because the commute from Philadelphia would have been too far to come each day. I was shocked when I went to graduate school at a university in Michigan to find that black people at one point were not permitted to live in the dorms there either. They had to seek lodgings in homes in that area, hence the development of a black section of that town.

[@nessforbes7400]

Was just talking to my husband about this… my job tried to send me to a previously named sundown town and pretend like because it’s 24’ “times have changed”

[@jaeeluv]

😲

[@crishnaholmes7730]

Are you still working with them

[@carol_n_ocny]

@@crishnaholmes7730hope they are resigning soon!

[@juarezderrick9647]

Your English sucks so you probably wouldn't make it.

[@hereitis.2587]

Not all places are created equal so maybe they changed or maybe not. I’m an average dud white and I’ve been interviewed by the local white busybody of where I was from and what my business was there. Entire restaurants knowing, “you’re not from around here!” and wondering if I’ll be safe all the way out.

[@deltricewren8981]

Born 1985 in Southern Illinois and experienceed this growing up. Just sad.

[@jetfan75]

Illinois has the highest concentration of SDT's, even they're all over. James W. Loewen's book and online database takes a deep dive in this

[@bluelava4282]

@@jetfan75 what’s an SDT? YOU MEAN std’s ?

[@user-jn5je8cj9j]

Are you slow? Sun down town. SDT.!!!!!

[@smackindabox]

Dude you not a victim of anything except your own stupidity

[@MOLICIOUS69]

​@@jetfan75yup IL is a sundown STATE

[@ST-yh6og]

We need these books back!

[@timsimmons5190]

Lmao for what. Yall want to be the victim so badly. It's actual sad.

[@reefb4364]

@@timsimmons5190Victim? Please explain? My 12 years of public school and 6 years of college, high school diploma and Masters degree seem to have not helped me figure this out?🤷🏾‍♂️

[@ST-yh6og]

@@timsimmons5190 Smart guy it's for us to stay safe.

[@MOLICIOUS69]

​@@timsimmons5190it's easy for you to say perhaps if the tables ever turn and black people created sundown towns let's see if you will be saying that...then again your culture is on CODE and wouldn't dare go against it.

[@alfredmayes5005]

Well, the only disagreement is the statement that sundown towns mainly existed in the early 1900s. That’s where I disagree as the practice of sundown towns in Southern California definitely existed in the late 1970s through the 1980s in places like Marina del Rey, Culver City, Torrance, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, Long Beach, most cities in Orange County and places like Glendale, Eagle Rock and Pasadena just to name a few, even Beverly Hills. by that I mean that after sundown a black motorist was typically stopped and harassed in these areas for no cause. The objective was to discourage African Americans from traveling through these areas. This is a form of sundown town policy and this practice continues in certain parts of country until this very day.

[@hereitis.2587]

Dearborn, Michigan was until 1956. The race riots were bad over next couple decades through that whole metro area.

[@lemontadams3029]

True

[@keyfield8967]

I know from personal experience that 'sundown mess' exists in places like Long Beach, Culver City, Orange County, and ESPECIALLY BEVERY HILLS. America prides itself going around the world 'bashing' other nations over their way of life, but America is hypocritical and allows "stuff" to happen. Can't wait till this place is 'flattened'...

[@roberthicks5550]

There are still sundown towns in America. I've been through some. You just always have to be ready wherever you go as a Black American.

[@brianguthrie935]

This is why the old grandma said “ stay woke out there “ the second to start slipping and stop paying attention to your surroundings, you can die. That’s the true meaning of WOKE

[@maureencora1]

2024 We Need a New Green Book So We Can Go Where Our $Money$ is Welcomed... Business is Business.

[@karenh.]

Driving on the highway past Vidor, Tx in the 60's, the town had a big sign before the exit, letting everyone know they were a sundown town. I made sure to never use that exit.

[@ButterFlyGoddess]

😳AND THE GOVERNMENT LET IT BE OK😑So please tell me why we STILL have faith in a system that has NEVER protected us yet WE PEOPLE OF COLOR OUT NUMBER THEM 😑COME TOGETHER PEOPLE OF COLOR🙏🏾✨🧚🏾✨💫

[@ceafam6403]

​@ButterFlyGoddess The idea sounds good, but come together and do what exactly? We don't have that type of POWER in our hands. We don't control the three branches of the United States Government! Did marching and protesting help? TMH made a promise to Abraham and his descendants that HE will destroy our enemies. HE will do this for HIS GLORY and none else.

[@misslady5029]

The town has not changed. Ask any black truck driver who has picked up freight in the area.

[@SueBordwell]

I lived in College Station TX in 1985. Black people lived on the other side of the tracks. My friend lived in Beaumont TX and he took me to Vidor. The sign was there as you entered town. It's the only town I've ever seen with a Sundowner sign.

[@reefb4364]

@@ButterFlyGoddessi feel you sis but we don’t out number them. States like Idaho, Vermont , New Hampshire , NorthDakota, South Dakota, Wyoming and Montanna have very small black populations, thus their numbers are much greater than ours but that shouldn’t be an excuse for us to not do what we need to do. I feel if we put black over everything else we would be much further along,but all of our underlying sub cultures hold us back. Christian, Muslim, light skin, dark skin, educated, uneducated, poor, rich, church going, non church going, Democrat, Republican etc..,, all of these things and a myriad of other things keep us in fighting that stalls our progress. When white supremacy sets up road blocks to keep us from catching up they don’t care about any of those things, all they see is our skin color✅

[@romecottrell6444]

This is so ignorant 🙄 and the U.S.A still have a lot of learning about their own mistakes and history even today in June 23 , 2024 😮.

[@stylish1012]

This lets you know who your enemies are!!!

[@teresawicks-kq3bq]

Those weren't mistakes. It was systemic 😊

[@jagbrit3723]

​@@teresawicks-kq3bq Indeed, and they continue today, which is why they lie to themselves and you that racism magically disappeared, because they want to uphold the institution...

[@MOLICIOUS69]

​@@stylish1012as a black person everyone is your enemy including OUR VERY OWN

[@fidanasimpson5465]

Thanks for the education because I always wondered why the freed slaves didn't move from the South to the North. Now I know.

[@bnthern]

THANK YOU AGAIN!

[@RaiderRSupastar]

Uncle Ruckuses Tim Scott, Bryon Donalds, and the dishonorable Clarence Thomas would still want more Jim Crow

[@panchog2552]

Morons!

[@maureenjackson2041]

I hate the Disunited National Socialist states of America things were so horrendous for African Americans in particular proud to be a non American. Dont blame people like Josephine Baker from fleeing the country.

[@Rick-S-6063]

Oh yeah. Blame socialism or communism whenever something doesn't sit well with intolerant American mindsets.

[@mylife2live]

Crazy, hateful, demonic Mf

[@bigvalley4987]

@@Rick-S-6063, Not lying regarding the horrendous things done to Black folk… and the other facts thereafter. The people from England flee their country. And came to the “new world” mimicking the same treatment they fled. I was told most of the people that came over wear misfits, criminals and any other desirables.

[@jagbrit3723]

I literally say daily, thank God I am not American, though I've lived here 25+ years. At least I know I am not innately contrived to pretend like this disgusting history is non existent, which is what Americans tend to do daily.

[@kia6955]

I'm 45 I remember traveling when from Tennessee to Maryland even summer break was over. My grandma had us pee in a pot in the car. I didn't understand why we couldn't stop at the gas station.

[@St63420]

In 1978?😮

[@MisterTaylor2967]

Read: Sundown Towns by James Loewen, 800 pages of horror.

[@ButterFlyGoddess]

Same in South African😑🧚🏾✨💫

[@ST-yh6og]

That's crazy. The nerve of them

[@KJ-df9oz]

Y'all love these folks so much after 400 years you still want to be in close proximity to them.

[@Findmy_Way-Home]

Better than my family being shot in the hood

[@gladysross1163]

DON'T WE STILL HAVE SUN DOWN 👇 AND JIM CROW WITH OUT WRITTEN SIGNS? 😂😅😊

[@Lupo32]

The midwest is full of them .... And upstate new York is known as the Alabama of the north

[@kevintaylor9590]

What's the purpose of typing all those ridiculous emojis. Grow up

[@stylish1012]

Yes they still exist especially throughout the mid west . Some of the signs are still up

[@willieperdue5583]

Don't Forget ALABama Cullman, montgomery, All Point South...

[@brahmabkitty03]

Definitely paid attention to this when taking my daughter to a college tour

[@rolondoscott3997]

Now they killing ninjas in broad daylight and stupid ninjas is killing each other

[@kelvintorrence5994]

My brother n law is from South Carolina and the towns next to where he's from are still to this day sundown towns ,that's b.s So my people keep your heat close by

[@darryld44]

1997 parts of Santa Cruz County, CA!

[@Lupo32]

Anaheim and Lynnwood ??

[@vickymensah9453]

But the black Conservative say ,this was the great time for black family's. The land of the, not So free

[@octaviahicks-braye9859]

Descendants of American slaves never had many Allies beyond a remanent of Quakers, Methodist Episcopal, Protestants, Catholics, Union soldiers, Federalist, and Republicans. They created black history with just a few Allies. When God shows you your enemies do not get mad, get wise by asking God for wisdom.

[@gtomex72]

Travelling (especially after dark,) is also hard for brown people. I’m Mexican and have been told I’m not welcome in gas stations in Wisconsin and southern Illinois.

[@user-xg7iz4ok5z]

My little town of Woodbine MD was / still is a Sundown town!

[@kevinmartin6525]

Deuteronomy 28,read it

[@earnestwilliams4850]

People don’t realize the north had the MOST sundown towns.So there’s definitely been a misconception about the geographical racial history of these particular locations.

[@chadmoore5786]

Good ole Christian folks for ya

[@maureencora1]

In the North They Had Sundown Neigborhoods.

[@peasypublishingcopeasybaby]

I’m 26 and I been avoiding sundowns towns my whole life cuz every majority city in Tennessee is separated by multiple Sundown towns/Counties 😮‍💨

[@barrychilds109]

Very great research, and education, and insight

[@abenawilliams6623]

I didn't know this. Thankyou for this information.

[@londonred4991]

Very well said, great spoken words of truth. Thank God for the change.

[@kaycakes973]

I resided in Oklahoma for 6 years and passed two sundown towns with signage. About an hour outside of OKC

[@Elizabeth-os9tn]

Thank You ‼️♥️

[@ChateauCarterOriginals]

One of the Earliest Sundown Downs: Levittown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

[@DntHtThPlya]

If you are south of the Canadian border, you are in the South -Malcolm X Holds true to this day.

[@queenummimaconcounty5642]

Green book need one of those

[@irontobias]

Found out a few years back that the (small) city I live in in eastern WI was a sundown town; heard stories as recently as the 80s that if you weren't white, you stayed indoors after dark under threat of violence/death. To this day, the largest minority is Hmong, which immigrated after the Vietnam war like they did to many Midwestern cities, and it's striking how they filled the same stereotypical "minority" niches in the minds of the white majority. Of course they also have the asian stereotypes as well, but the second and third generations are seen as more "thuggish" to the boomers.

[@walterking85]

The Grand Concourse in the Bronx in the 50’s and 60’s was a Sundown Town.

[@jazzbuff630]

More info please.

[@walterking85]

@@jazzbuff630 The Grand Concourse in the Bronx in the 50's and 60's was mostly Jewish. My Parents and relatives were warned not to be on the Concourse after Sundown.

[@ChateauCarterOriginals]

​@@walterking85Didn't know that 😮😮😮

[@adventureswithadrienne]

6.27.2024 Wow was just telling my African husband about Sundown Towns. This is a must watch with him

[@brandycoke713]

Those people on our land this is indigenous land

[@marshablack3893]

Welcome! To Amurderca people.

[@sd247]

You got that right 👍👍 Amurderca or AmeRedRumaca

[@stylish1012]

You mean Amerikkka !

[@ChocoBeauty8]

Sundown towns, frequently linked with the southern United States, are also prevalent in the northern regions. Despite being in the year 2024, many of these towns unfortunately continue to uphold discriminatory practices. Additionally, it is important to acknowledge that the US government's lending and mortgage practices towards African Americans historically contributed to the establishment of sundown towns.

[@markJohnson-ot7ny]

Insightful the truth hurts ! 😢😢😢 M

[@doggjns4411]

All 😢these rules they forced still exist, they just try to hide them

[@user-gg3pw9ke1k]

They still exist,just removed the signs!

[@user-wn8so7kc8e]

Keep ur town....we need Separation from them folks anyway

[@justinratcliffe947]

Shut up

[@jaybrown7811]

What do you think about it there's nowhere in the country that's not sundown other than places in California like Los Angeles Oakland New York Miami but most of the country is a sundown country

[@JerryRichardson-pg1ei]

In the 1960's a white catholic priest and a group of brave black youths and citizens marched over 100 straight days for fair housing through the bad weather racial hatred bags of human waste thrown at them still they marched its been awhile but i still remember those days the commandos and father groopi for their courage and strength and persevearance against such blatant racial ignorance we should never forget

[@JerryRichardson-pg1ei]

In the 1960's this place was and still is Milwaukee wisconsin the priest was father groppi we Will never forget them

[@TheRasta4ri]

1962 when traveling in America we had a greenbook I've still look @ it redlining still practice today all over America didn't know these laws are still in affect on the books

[@ignoranceisnotatrend4669]

Constantly Thinking about Black people IS white Americas FAVORITE PAST TIME

[@mizzwoodz11]

Cullman Alabama is one of those towns.

[@diligentsun1154]

Illinois is a sundown state

[@mazingg2367]

No it’s not bro 💀 I live in Illinois it’s only small places

[@bruce8320]

My mom lived that. After 6 o'clock you were subject to death

[@patricialong5767]

My people are Cherokee.

[@stevehamilton2686]

So ???

[@cashawnnallred2947]

This is why I keep my SK ... RUN UP ON ME AT YOUR OWN RISK

[@johnjones6336]

Seem like this happened in Chicago in the late 70s before I joined the Marine Corps(I had a part-time job working at Dominic at grocery store) and walk several blocks to are apartment, and was stopped every other night by the Chicago Police(where are you coming from big N-word??? where do you live atBig H-word? and I was doing nothing but walking home to an apartment with five other siblings.(a one bedroom apartment with an empty refrigerator, but we had can-goods.(that was utterly wicked and corrupt to the core and the perpetrators of that hideous law., many of them were Catholic police, because I seen them coming out of the Catholic Church with their suits on as I walked to the same grocery store on Sundays. Monsters.☹️😵‍💫🤢🤮

[@bulbulwaberi446]

How people know these places are there a sign on the road it's good info 2024

[@emmabrooks1310]

Please GOD come. 💜

[@keithgray4891]

I say the same thing daily 💯💯👏🏿

[@clarencegreen113]

Please dont

[@justinratcliffe947]

Im white and yet I'd feel just as unsafe and uncomfortable in a sundown town as any minority

[@thrillington2008]

I live near Poquoson, Virginia (a known sundown town) but thankfully don't live there. One of my coworkers lived there growing up due to her (plus her identical twin and mother) being mixed race which made things not good.

[@renneedwards9826]

This type of evil spawned the creation of HOA communities. 💯👀💅🏾🚩

[@reefb4364]

Facts✅

[@stylish1012]

I guess this is why blk people were thrown in their own communities

[@Macdaddy.]

There are still sundown towns

[@user-gr9qn5iz4o]

Now that's hatred., native Americans couldn't be out after dark.😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@tyroneroberts4745]

America does not care about the way black Americans are treated. They rather aid Ukraine and protest other countries. They will not stop the hatred. Are blood help build this country.

[@destinythomas5537]

For any racists trying to keep sundown towns a thing, may I interest you in a beautiful summer vacation to Lake Lanier?? 😊😊😊😊

[@lmc958]

That was a terrible time...but whats worst is today theres some places in our own black neighborhoods where you don't dare veture in after dark! This shouldn't be! ☹️ I know it's a couple of people got upset with what I said about some black neighborhoods I'm black and I live in Detroit so I know what I'm talking about

[@dranchd6571]

Hmm. I smell a ......

[@Ma1nguy]

That's because the Black youth today know nothing about segregation and the struggle for Civil Rights of the 60s by their grandparents and great grandparents. They're totally oblivious to the Black struggle, meanwhile they're driving around killing each other over stupid nonsense and breaking into the homes of their neighbors and stealing.

[@EddieDrayton]

Donald? Is that you?

[@stylish1012]

You sound crazy

[@lmc958]

@@stylish1012 well maybe I am...I guess you have to be considered crazy if you have an opinion... Sorry if I offended you , it wasn't my intention....if reading comments on KZbin causes problems for you! Stop reading them! You could have simply scrolled down to the next comment!

[@todddorsey5247]

That’s why I understand why black peoples would vote for Trump that make America great again is meant to help rich white peoples get richer and more prosperous for their families

[@stylish1012]

Whyte people got rich off using blk people and gaining generational wealth and it still goes on today

[@shylesa650]

His black supporters feel as though things were better with Jim Crow.

[@larynOneka8080]

I don't recall Trump rounding up Black people when he was in office.

[@jaywilliams1441]

So sad & crazy that we are so hated just because of our skin color....BUT....love our culture.

[@nicolebenton2283]

Shalom family ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@alvinfrazier4152]

This is why reparations are so important.

[@yolandapenn6211]

There is a town in Oregon what they saying is real don't be them areas when the sun is down for real

[@timsimmons5190]

My grandma 85 lived in rural.sc. just let her listened to this and she smiled the whole time and said yall make everything so dramatic 😂. She say it was life nobody even looked at it thus way. She said you just knew where you had business being at and you never go amd you never had problems so this wasnt even a thing . Just like today you dont go where you have no business going. She say when you living it you dont think of it this way because you just trying to live. She say she never realized it until not but she didnt face much discrimination because she was very very light skin and her grandma use to work for the mayor family

[@reefb4364]

No disrespect to your grandma, but was she passing ?

[@stylish1012]

Sad for your grandma she had and still has no idea what racism is and who her enemies are til this day !

[@robertpitts8161]

Jessie Lee Peterson is that you?

[@janicewilson7883]

No that was a shame

[@sd247]

I want an updated copy of the Greenbook and these racist Nephilim Neantheal DNA towns.

[@gregorylewis5151]

As a black man i gotta say white work together blacks dont so sad

[@jwil2414]

They don't all work together. They are divided too. Certain groups of them work together.

[@patriciataylor1386]

DELIVERANCE: Alas. it`s indeed when racial murder bcame a normal way of American life. & to this day no 1 has ever paid 4 it. The true history no 1 wants to talk about. but the dead won`t stay buried. & the crimes won`t stay 4gotten. stay tuned. love. learn. evolve.peace&goodwill. TT"

[@StinkyBlack1]

Wow imagine how different our cities would be if we brought this law back!🎉

[@alrobinson261]

Oberlin College is considered one of the colleges to admit Black students. What they fail to mention was that Black students could not live on campus! They had to live with the town's people. So, yes, Oberlin College was one of the first to admit Blacks, but they could not live on campus. Coretta Scott King, the future wife of Martin Luther King, attended Oberlin College in the 1950's, but was not allowed to live on campus! Some Black family had to assume her food & shelter needs. Welcome to AmeriKKKa!

[@stevenwilliams2303]

Happy to say that part of history is gone America has came along way. Follower of Malcom X

[@ImmaBeast713]

Sundown still exist

[@cheryljohnson581]

Shame, shame, shame, shame 🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡😡🤬😡🤬😡😡🤬🤬😡🤬😡😡🤬🤬

[@fortunatomartino8549]

Travel after dark in Philadelphia, Camden Nj, Detroit, L.A., Cleveland, Chicago, New Orleans, New York White, black, Asian, Hispanic, Arab or Turk You might not live to talk about it

[@DntHtThPlya]

Whatabout whatabout whatabout blah blah blah. I've been in all of those places and had no problems whatsoever.

[@kingmaafa120]

Well Morgan freeman would disagree.. he says he’s just an 🇺🇸🤔🤐🤫👍no Blk history month needed.. Maybe dats why he’s dating dat white lady 😮😮😮😮😮

[@dranchd6571]

The same "Freeman" that complained bitterly about not being able to hail a cab in NYC.

[@kingmaafa120]

@@dranchd6571 yep

[@kingmaafa120]

@@dranchd6571 look I lost respect for him and others .. though I can’t say I was ever particularly fond of him .. ain’t like he’s ever really been a Blk activists or anything esp being in h olly weird foolish hypocrite this is what he really means by being 🇺🇸and who he supports .. & he’s proud of this.. Read ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ Morgan Freeman narrates gay marriage ad Actor Morgan Freeman narrates a new ad in support of marriage equality. "Across our country, we are standing together for the right of gay and lesbian Americans to marry the person they love," Freeman says in the ad. SAVE Nov. 28, 2012, 7:51 PM EST / Source: Melissa Harris Perry By Traci G. Lee Actor Morgan Freeman narrates a new ad in support of marriage equality. "Across our country, we are standing together for the right of gay and lesbian Americans to marry the person they love," Freeman says in the ad. Morgan Freeman is standing up for marriage equality in a new ad for the Human Rights Campaign. The ad celebrates the Nov. 6 victories for same-sex marriage initiatives in Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington, and promotes America’s commitment to “freedom, justice, and human dignity” in order to form a more perfect union Read about the white lady he’s in relationship with SEE SHE SUPPORT IT AS WELL ..MADE FOR EACH OTHER READ ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Madam Secretary (titled Madam President for its sixth and final season) is an American political drama television series created by Barbara Hall, with Morgan Freeman and Lori McCreary as executive producers. It stars Téa Leoni as Elizabeth McCord, a former CIA analyst and political science professor who is appointed as the United States Secretary of State following the suspicious death of her predecessor. Madam Secretary Queer Plotline Timeline While a bisexual character (male) is there the whole time, queer Kat Sandoval only shows up in season 4 Notable Queer-Centric Episodes Season 4, Episode 7 “North to the Future” - We meet Kat Sandoval, who helps with the Russians and gets hired. Season 4, Episode 14 “Refuge” - Jay and Kat scheme to allow LGBQT immigrants bypass the normal refugee process; however, their scheme quickly unravels when a country shuts down their border and it threatens the US standing with the country’s neighboring countries

[@averyce2]

Even in the North this happened until the early nineties. East Peoria & Decatur (Central IL) experienced "Sundown" rules until 1992!!

[@leg414]

They are still there...Just more spread out and in the North and not as advertised as in the past...But still the same sentiments and tactics! Nothing has changed...The more things change....Could say more...Peace

[@leroyedmondson6739]

Reparation is due Chinese got it

[@ninajustice9535]

They'll say through the decades these towns have changed, but honestly they haven't when generations that were raised there taught their children the same things it will continue to exist. When I lived in GA I was told about a town/county blacks were not to be in when it got dark, black news anchors wouldn't go there to even report the news this was in the 80's 90's 00's. I want name the town just Google and research it, Hosea Williams tried to march there.

[@T.D.W.Mercedes]

❤😮😢😂😅😮😊🎉❤.

[@eb0526]

It’s the 21st Century, I still wouldn’t stop in a back road, small, hick looking town. The 45th president has ignited the same hateful emotions from yesteryear. It’s sad & scary 😞