Watching FBI director Comey testimony today – U.S. Representative Terri Sewell was called on for her questions – my first reaction was – I hope she don’t embarrass herself – so I googled and found she is a graduate of Harvard Law School –
here

and here

In reply to birdseye

Didn't know she was an Ivy League grad, good to hear.

In reply to birdseye

You were the one who stereotyped her bro

In reply to Runs

ABSOLUTELY! Guilty as hell
Tell you a story – 9 years ago I was going to have stomach surgery – I was riding the elevator with this black doctor – I looked at him and mused to myself that he was probably there to visit his drug-abuser patient. … fast forward to the day I was to meet my surgeon – he was the same Dr. on the elevator – he was not only my surgeon – he was chairman of the department of surgery-----

In reply to birdseye

Now, tell us more about the stomach stapling. How much did you lose? 200?

In reply to birdseye

...and Princeton...and Oxford.

The fact that this was your first thought says much about you, not black people.

Here are some answers from Muhammad Ali

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtxfTEyJZg4

In reply to JOJO

Ah – don’t get holy about it – I didn’t say this was a material maxim - I said these were musings –said here to depict Effulgence rather than pathos

In reply to birdseye

So you stereotype your own people?

In reply to Emir

I wouldn’t say stereotype – lets say I am agnostic

In reply to birdseye

from the Agnostic Church of Christ?

When I saw the surname, I was about to ask if she wuz a Yardie.

In reply to birdseye

Terri at home with her parents.

In reply to birdseye

Two very different things- race and religion.

Your stereotype the person because she is black, like you are, now you talking bout being agnostic?????

In Birdie's defense, we tend to stereotype black people in sports that way. However, members of Congress are some of the most accomplished and richest people in the Country, with the exception of a few.

In reply to Emir

How the hell did you get religion in this? -----
In kindergarten us kids understood agnostic as – prove it to me then I may believe you – that is the general usage….----- check google or Webster and try again ---and dont roll your eyes so much - it could be bad for sight

In reply to birdseye

One thing about my friend birdbrain he's open and honest with his posts....even if they provoke anger and ridicule.