OldLady
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I agree with that. I believe the OP is addressing those that do NOT acknowledge or recognize those hardships, injustice and inequalities. I've even heard people say that the blacks here should be THANKFUL that we "rescued" them from their shithole African countries.You usually bring good insight to discussions on this board. I respect your opinion. Acknowledging the past and recognizing hardships, injustice and inequailties is good and important but it can also be divisive and damaging if it isn’t coupled with a proactive approach or plan to move forward withDunno. I'd ask Marc.Which initiatives or policy changes do you think would be the most needed/impactful?I'm a woman and I bitch quite a bit about women's issues, but I don't feel as though I've got anywhere NEAR as much to complain about as the African Americans in this country.How Far Back In American History Are Blacks Allowed To Go Back?
As far back as gays and women and every other oppressed or wronged minority has been allowed to go who have AT LEAST as much if not more to complain about. Blacks won't find true liberation and equality by continually looking into the past, they will only find it by coming into the present and looking forward as a viable and valuable part of society rather than persisting in staying isolated, apart and playing the eternal victim.