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If you can't discuss the impact of past and current law and policy you can't discuss a solution. I have stated several solutions but you don't want to discuss them or you dismiss them. Your idea of a solution is whites dictate what we do and we agree to do it.
Your solutions are always backwards-looking.. You're looking to turn around the slave ships and restore the Kingdoms of Africa..
I can't buy into solutions that have a 300 year litany of abuses.. I totally UNDERSTAND that history, but it helps not ONE PERSON to try and mediate or remedy the past that far back...
I'm not sure you have a clear grasp of the present. Neither does this professor at Emory.. Because your job is to make sure that whites feel pain for that 300 year tragedy.. You're not offering ANYTHING that actually improves the situation for the LIVING...
We have a real clear grasp of the present. You don't. Your job is to make sure black remain in pain. The first thing that benefits the living is for whites to create a comprehensive strategy to eradicate white racism. I've said that before. My solutions are all about the future. For example reparations will eventually erase the wealth gap and provide jobs and increasing numbers of black businesses in the future. It is impossible to go backwards, time does not reverse itself. Your comment in that vein show just how ignorant you really are.