Team of nine black climbers attempt to scale Mount Everest to tackle the peak’s 'intentional lack of access for black people'

"Intentional lack of access"

guess no one ever thought that maybe not a lot of blacks/browns want to scale a mountain risking certain death?



A team of nine black climbers is attempting to scale Mount Everest to tackle the mountain's 'intentional lack of access for black people' and mountaineering's 'colonial history'.

The Full Circle Everest Expedition, which climbing leader Fred Campbell described as 'the first all black and brown expedition to the highest place on earth' in an Instagram video, is hoping to change the future of mountaineering.

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Those niccas gonna get themselves ki11ed

Yeah, that’s what I was always so concerned about. A lack of minority representation in mountaineering.

Jesus.

So even if they make it, they didn't do it on their own.


According to a GoFundMe created for the expedition - which has surpassed its $150,000 goal - only eight black climbers of the 10,000 made it to the summit.



If you always need whitey......

Has anyone ever seen a black person at a ski resort?

I am betting there a LOTS of oxygen tanks scattered along the way to help them.
High altitudes and low oxygen is a bad mix usually for black people.
Not being racist, just citing 'science'.

"Intentional lack of access"

guess no one ever thought that maybe not a lot of blacks/browns want to scale a mountain risking certain death?



A team of nine black climbers is attempting to scale Mount Everest to tackle the mountain's 'intentional lack of access for black people' and mountaineering's 'colonial history'.

The Full Circle Everest Expedition, which climbing leader Fred Campbell described as 'the first all black and brown expedition to the highest place on earth' in an Instagram video, is hoping to change the future of mountaineering.

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Shhhhhhhhh, that's the last place we whites can go without being assaulted and our wife's and kids won't be harassed and groped.

As a certified AMGA climbing instructor and 20 years being and an Alpinist dirtbag who has always and still might , climb in the greater ranges I'll tell you only very wealthy persons go up Everest. I say go up because most on the SE ridge standard route have a Sherpa guide haul them up fixed lines. Plenty of amazing technical routes to still be climbed beyond the tourist trap of Everest. Anyhow, good for those spearch*#*ers!!

I didn't know just how powerful Blacks were and it is all starting to come out. Don't worry Blacks are not like whites who want to take credit for stuff they didn't even invent or kill innocent people for being Black. I see why whites want to ban books about the horrors ofthey did in the and currently doing. I am a white guy but I was so curious as to why they stated banning stuff.

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Does spray paint work in sub-zero temps?
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What terrible trolling. You may wanna watch the pros for a bit longer. I'm embarrassed for you.

Sherpas take you to the highest level base camp. Who carries the boom box after that?

What do you call nine white people on mount everest? A pack of vanilla creamsicles. What you call nine black people on...never mind.

No I didn’t waste my time reading this thread because I don’t waste my time reading a lot of stuff on this website but I just want to say those Sherpas evil evil guys they’ll take somebody’s pack the runoff with it they’ll steal your stuff and leave you to die in the cold they’ve done it to multiple people those Black people better watch out

Hope they do not suffer the fate of many other previous climbers.

"Intentional lack of access"

guess no one ever thought that maybe not a lot of blacks/browns want to scale a mountain risking certain death?



A team of nine black climbers is attempting to scale Mount Everest to tackle the mountain's 'intentional lack of access for black people' and mountaineering's 'colonial history'.

The Full Circle Everest Expedition, which climbing leader Fred Campbell described as 'the first all black and brown expedition to the highest place on earth' in an Instagram video, is hoping to change the future of mountaineering.

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