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SumKindaMunster · 56-60, M
Check the tag, prolly says "Made in China".😆
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SumKindaMunster · 56-60, M
@AdmiralPrune Yes. Hopefully I don't need to point out to you that the person sitting in Abe Lincoln's seat is a RACE car driver, so there is a bit of a double entendre here.
AdmiralPrune · 46-50, M
@SumKindaMunster Sure I know it’s for the Washington Indycar race. But damn, the marketing guy is cutting it fine 😂
SumKindaMunster · 56-60, M
@AdmiralPrune It certainly grabbed your attention, didn't it? ❤
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WormMan · 56-60, M
What does that even mean? Daytona 500?
Softy1 · M
Any more cousins! Just kidding really I was just making a joke.
On a more serious note I am from Texas and I have not seen that. I don’t know why people associate Texas with racism. Texas is not even first, second or third racist states.
On a more serious note I am from Texas and I have not seen that. I don’t know why people associate Texas with racism. Texas is not even first, second or third racist states.
Softy1 · M
[ @AdmiralPrune ] 15 sitesWisconsin, South Dakota, and Minnesota rank as the top three states experiencing the worst racial disparities and lowest levels of systemic integration in the United States, according to comprehensive tracking of socioeconomic data.Because public opinion polling on personal "racism" is subjective and prone to underreporting, researchers measure structural racism by looking at where the tangible gaps between white residents and minority residents are widest.1. Wisconsin (Lowest Overall Ranking)Wisconsin consistently ranks as the worst state in the nation for racial integration and economic equality.The Disparities: The state has the absolute largest gap in the country for Black-white employment and wealth metrics. It also features the worst disparities in education and civic engagement between white and Black residents.Key Factors: Significant residential segregation in major hubs like Milwaukee drives massive gaps in household income and public school funding.2. South DakotaSouth Dakota ranks second lowest nationwide for active integration, heavily driven by historical and ongoing systemic inequalities facing its Native American population.The Disparities: The state registers the nation's second-worst gap in social and civic engagement.Key Factors: Indigenous residents in South Dakota experience some of the sharpest disparities in the country regarding healthcare access, life expectancy, and poverty rates.3. MinnesotaMinnesota ranks third lowest overall in closing racial performance gaps, highlighting a phenomenon often referred to by sociologists as the "Minnesota Paradox".The Disparities: While the state scores exceptionally high for white residents in quality of life, it sits near the bottom for minority groups. It has some of the worst Black-white gaps in homeownership and median household income nationwide.Key Factors: Decades of historical redlining have left minority communities locked out of generational wealth, resulting in heavily skewed economic metrics despite a progressive public reputation.
AdmiralPrune · 46-50, M
@Softy1 Erm you’ve read a bit too much into this.
The tshirt is to do with the Indycar race at Washington DC. I’m only aware about it because my cousin who married a woman from Corpus Christi was laughing about it.
Chill mate. Try be more like your picture.
The tshirt is to do with the Indycar race at Washington DC. I’m only aware about it because my cousin who married a woman from Corpus Christi was laughing about it.
Chill mate. Try be more like your picture.










