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I did a double-take at that title so hard, I think I have ass whiplash.
I don’t understand the connection between crypto, weed, and black men…
I just became black, who knew!
Are black Americans more likely to be crypto bros? First I’m hearing of it
Is Crypto a racial issue now? How long was I asleep?
It isn’t, and it doesn’t need protecting. I say this as someone who was mining bitcoin back when it was still valued at under $1 a coin. The concept of bitcoin was really interesting and I had hoped that it could actually function as a digital currency outside the control of the major credit card processors. The execution however leaves much to be desired. We were promised a federated digital currency, what we got was an unregulated securities market.
No racist overtones there.
To be fair… When the article’s opening line is “In outreach to Black Men”, it doesn’t really matter what you put after. It’s going to sound bad.
Right - I just mean literally any attempt to try and cater to a specific group is gonna be like this.
Both campaigns go after different groups. I just think literally anything that is contained in these are going to sound racist.
In a less charged example, both candidates try and appeal to women. Those could be viewed as sexist.
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https://www.npr.org/2024/10/13/nx-s1-5151968/harris-weed-crypto