26-08-2020, 23:49
(This post was last modified: 27-08-2020, 02:38 by Salopbaggie.)
(26-08-2020, 23:13)drewks Wrote:(26-08-2020, 19:41)Salopbaggie it.
drewks Wrote: What I object to is having other peoples opinions forced on me. This is happening more and more.(Wowza - this thread has struck a chord or 2!!)
I see now that good old Radio 2 is having some sort of a Black Music programme.
Would they like to balance things up with a White Music programme sometime?
Shock, horror, heaven forbid.
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I think you are referring to the planned 'I Have A Dream Day' on Radio 2 which is one special days programming to commemorate the anniversary of Martin Luther King’s iconic speech on 28 August.
Yes I think it is, Salopbaggie.
I admire MLK and all he stood for too, but the point I am making is that the BBC, or any other organisation in the UK for that matter, would NEVER be thinking of holding a "White Only" anything!
Sorry Drewks, I don't quite follow, how is a celebration of one of the most iconic speeches ever made by anyone, of any colour, a "black only" thing? Its only a black only thing, if it is made one.