Yip, no mension of the high black on white crimes, or even the 1300 years of arab slave trade and slave CASTRATIONS, BTW, atleast the European countries with their 300 year of slave trade put a stop to that.Dude, you make me want to cry. Ignorance, this is. Africa was not always the way it looks now. Africa was a land where people lived very peacefully. Each country had it's own King and their stature was that of Europe around the same time. They adorned themselves with gold and diamonds and communities were built where all people shared all things. It wasn't until the Europeans came into the country with these things called guns and instigated a power struggle amongst its rulers and raped the country of its youth that Africa hit it's all time low. It never really recovered from that. For the record, Africa isn't just a bunch of tribes running around in dirt shooting each other. It has cities much like the World cities that every other continent has. The only difference is that it's people are still fighting each other in a power struggle for who can get the biggest guns, the baddest weapons.
Again, only picking on whites, and why are on earth are islamic acts so ignored, they believe in a dogma, and that is debatable and changeable, which, i have never heard a black person complain about arab slave castrations and the Arab slave trade which carried on 5 times longer than the European one, it is also, 5 times worse, and no I do not support forced slavery, and do acknowledge that that was wrong, but the white world also provided many good to black people and many or most of the medical solutions on market today, I mean, 200 years ago, the average life span was 30, but now, much thanks to white research, it has tippled, so all the thanks white people for tripling your lifespan, is a 'F***you WhiteT'?Like I said, everything was fine when everyone was equal. The introduction of guns inspired the downward spiral into what it is today. That being said, if not for the European rape of Africa, it is impossible to predict what it would be today. It's a plight that could have happened to ANY people, but it happened to the Africans. The result is the plight of both Black Americans AND Africans, but it's up to the choices that we make now with better and sound mind as to how we resolve them.
Certainly in south africa as we speak they do!, and also with South Africa's BEE thing, research it! and MalcomX, i think he was one of the most callous speakers in history, and partly responsible for sucking terrorist dicks, and black on white hatred.Black supremacy? Surely, you jest. There is a double standard on racism, but I am not sure you understand what you are saying. White people are never banned from going to Black schools or attending Black functions, etc. They choose not to go. In fact, most Black institutions invite White people to attend and give them scholarships and everything just for showing up.
Agreed, but can everyone, I am will still hate people who hate me because of my race though, and I could expect others to do the same to me. I do support being critical on peoples cultures(not the art part) and religions though.Definitely. We as a younger generation need to use our 20/20 hindsight and not focus on what happened before, but focus on how we can make better today.