Don't misenterperate my post, I'm not saying that more could be done, just that stopping providing aid will leave inequality, which is what the letter the op quoted seemed to be about.My best friend is a malado American, he serves his country in the military.
My good friend is going to my college, he also happens to be black.
My ex is black and is going to college for psychology.
My president is black.
I'm sorry to disappoint any black Americans out there who believe the white man is putting you down. But you can do every f***ing thing we can.
the system works then? arguably their education is helped by the welfare/support that they or their parents or grandpartents recieved.Take note that all my educated black friends all agree that people who go around saying the white man is putting anyone down are completely off their rocker.
Who said that black people were better, all I heard is that they were disadvantaged and thus positive descrimination was used to try to level the field?The point being that everyone is equal in America, no one is greater than anyone. Anyone who believes otherwise I encourage you to go outside, walk up a stranger, and begin to tell that person how you are superior.
would that be a terribly bad thing?Hell, I don't remember where I heard it, but I heard if the black community keeps growing at the rate it is. White Americans will no longer be the majority.
well tough titty to them, it's a description, it describes herritage, just like italian america, german american, polish american irish american, hispanic american etc...Also I have found that most black people don't like "African American"... Most of them are not even African let alone been to Africa.
not being directly from africa, or not having been to africa does nothing to change their genes