Thank you for your comment but unfortunately, the “logic” that people who
are Black “exclude” people who already “exclude” them is illogical.

What I've found is that some people who are White don't do anything in their
daily lives to make people of other races feel welcome in the workplace, in
church, at daycare, in educational situations or conferences.

Then, when people, who are Brown, join together to discuss this feeling of
exclusion or simply talk to each other, some people, who are White then feel
offended and accuse Brown people of racism.

This blog post discusses how Brown people use the Internet, social media and
Twitter. It states that although some people “think” Brown people don't
know how to use technology, are not interested in it or are “misusing
technology”, the fact is Brown folks are out there on Twitter, using mobile
devices and discussing their lives just like everyone else does.

What disturbed me is people (Who based on the post I cite appear to be
mostly White), seek to be voyers of these discussions between Brown people.
No one likes a Peeping Tom.

Recently someone was upset about Mike Vick getting the courage award he was nominated – and he was going off the deep end about it and it was so unlike him – bec I have been watching and following his blog for a while. I didn't get into a racist mark but I have to say hold up that isnt you. But I said I disagree with the way you are being upset (he was being demeaning) but there are better ways to show being upset.

Another twitter whom I come to respect – because he and I disagree when it comes to our current President. But he went way out of line but we resolved it.

The point is twitter have shown me there is a better way to resolve conflict with peers and strangers as opposed to be racist and ignorant about it!

Great article now if I could only get a t shirt with the tweeter bird w/a 'fro!