It's April 23, 2024, 06:43:26 AM
It's too late to do anything fair about it, because everyone that was immediately affected by it is dead, and all their descendants got screwed. Nothing they do will make up for it.
Trauma, there is a great chink in your theories. I have a strong aversion in my heart to part of the song you sing. The social myths you have invented to help you to sleep better at night are unrealistic, and they come at a great social and psychological expense when they become the views of the aggregate. Great mental, social, and economic scars still plaque the descendants of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. It is arrogant and grossly ignorant to dream that because something happened before we were born, we are no longer affected by it. If so, the sacrifices you believe that Jesus Christ made, would have no effect on your life. Likewise, the oppression and torment slaves were forced to undergo, has caused this country a great deal of stress, years after the Emancipation Proclamation. There is no way to completely account for the tragedy of slavery, but we can atleast make an attempt at doing so, if not there is going to be a hot time in the old city, believe that!!!!
"...America's historical amnesia about black humiliation and black suffering is seen as a basic prerequisite for a better American future of racial harmony. Yet history-the past and the present as history-will not let us off so easily. The lofty claims of exceptionalism that hold this country to be somehow outside the iron laws of history ring now more hollow than ever. No civilization fails to reap what it sows. No nation escapes the poison of its ignoble paradox."- Cornel West
As I said earlier, we should give all African-Americans who were desentence of slave a generation of free education, and also we should clean up all public schools. We get it all wrong throwning money at situations, we need to thrown knowledge and education, so that we can have people expand their minds, instead of fight on the internet.