Luddly Neddite - Let's say all whites today say yes we are too blame. How would that change anything? How could whites repay blacks for all those years of pain? It's impossible in my eyes.
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Especially as we see here, that lefties just dismiss EVERYTHING that has already been done.
From the Civil War to quotas to marching with MLK, all dismissed out of hand.
Because nothing has been done. The civil war was not done for us. There are no such thing as quotas, and;
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Where are all those white people correll?
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Where are all those white people correll?
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Where are all those white people correll?
All though the history books.
And the civil war was primarily about slavery.
No the civil war was not primarily about slavery. It was about slavery only to the confederacy. Now since life went on after the civil war, if whites were so great as to have sacrificed all those lives to free us explain segregation.
Why did the civil rights movement happen almost 100 years after the abolition of slavery?
I wonder if many americans realized that slavery was bad in 1860s, how come it took so long (a century?) for civil right movement to gain momentum? What was going on in the country between 1860s to 1960s? Was civil liberty movement actually brewing up quitely for the whole century but didn't find enough momentum to bring forth a change until 1960s?
https://www.quora.com/Why-did-the-c...most-100-years-after-the-abolition-of-slavery
The northerns who voted for Lincoln knew that he was a abolitionist and that the South would be greatly opposed to his presidency and if they didn't when they elected him, they certainly knew when they certainly knew when they REELECTED him.
And your question makes no sense. The question of the day for the people of 1860s America was slavery, and they fought and won that battle.
That they didn't immediately move on to what you consider the next step does not detract from that.