Trump Is White Washing True Black History

[ExploringReality]

 

Trump is trying to erase the brutal truth of black history.

Me being half black, I remember my father always had books on black economics and systemic racism, and he would listen to guys like Neely Fuller jr.

Leo do you have any sources of learning and understanding more about black history and Black America. Something was lost in our command for real human history 

Edited October 2 by ExploringReality

[Yimpa]

I learn by talking to Black people directly.

Fun fact: the first transgender person I ever dated was Black. And now I am talking to someone who is nonbinary and Black!

I see themselves as the most important thinkers and sources. Every conversation I have is a chance to learn history directly.

Edited October 3 by Yimpa

[zazen]

 

[Apparition of Jack]

Whities proving once again they aren’t yet ready for “responsible government” and it falls upon the Black man’s burden to uplift the lesser races.

Obama, lead us out of this chaos!  

[Breakingthewall]

I saw a documentary, but I don't remember which one. It was about the trial of the Black Panthers. One of the main defendants was Tupac Shakur's mother. In the end, they were acquitted because it was proven that all the attacks they were planning were planned by undercover agents.

It seems proven that mortgages were also prohibited for blacks in certain neighborhoods, and that drugs were somehow promoted in the ghettos. In short, screwing blacks was state policy at the end of the 20th century.

[ExploringReality]

8 hours ago, Breakingthewall said:

I saw a documentary, but I don't remember which one. It was about the trial of the Black Panthers. One of the main defendants was Tupac Shakur's mother. In the end, they were acquitted because it was proven that all the attacks they were planning were planned by undercover agents.

It seems proven that mortgages were also prohibited for blacks in certain neighborhoods, and that drugs were somehow promoted in the ghettos. In short, screwing blacks was state policy at the end of the 20th century.

My father was affiliated with the black Panthers in the early 60's and 70's