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Larry, thank you for speaking openly and truthfully about racism in America. Keep beating the drum and hopefully one day the leftist and the race profiteers such as Sharpton and Jesse Jackson and Lamont Hill will admit the truth and start using their considerable influence to do something positive to address these issues. It's sad that we seem to be almost as divided along racial lines today as we were I'm the 60s. We've come a very long way since then and public figures especially our President and the AG telegraphing racist animosity convinces our young citizens The Victim mentality which they believe because they cannot relate to the time when we truly had evil racist.
ReplyDeleteMy experience is that average Americans do not see race as a prominent issue and today, no one looks twice when they see a bi-racial couple walking around our towns and cities holding hands. At one point when racism WAS a problem that couple's lives would be in danger. Our "community organizers" are not educating our last two generations about that.
Sharpton and Jesse Jackson cannot disconnect from their glory days with MLK and are unfortunately doing much more harm than good brainwashing young people that they are victims thus truly holding them back.
Can they not see how destructive and irresponsible their conduct is? Perhaps they just don't care and want to continue lining their pockets with blood money--I think Dr. MLK would be ashamed, but being a Caucasian male I am presumed and judged to be a racist on sight. Keep talking Larry. ....reasonable people of all races are listening.