Thank you Bro, you hit the nail on the head.
We come into this world, programmed by society as we age and at some time we had to start questioning the assumptions we hold and come to new truths.
Else how is humanity to progress?
Questioning our assumptions should be par for the course as adults so that we leave a stronger foundation for our youth.
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Indeed. It takes some longer than others to get out of the matrix, but when they do they will realize it was worth it. You get yourself back.
Progression for everyone is a must and it can only be done if people are willing to acknowledge the power structure is preventing certain people from doing that.
I think looking at some of the way most members on BGOL describe their interactions with people of other races is different from my own experience. I left home at seventeen, and stayed with a white family for almost three years when I joined the military. This was back in the mid 80s. I didn't have to deal with big city issues growing up, so that why I say it wasn't average.
Ok. I grew up in the country parts of NC. My town was majority white, so there was a lot of racism for me to experience. Some experiences was blatant and others I was too young to understand.
It took me going to a Black college and self-awareness to decipher what I thought was my reality. The moment I realized I was conditioned (under racism) I went through a character collapse and I became depressed. My depression turned into anger towards whites. My anger eased after a while.....
To understand racism doesn't mean to hate the oppressor. It means that you are aware. To be aware allows you to help fight racism either on a small scale or greater scale. Whites acknowledge, but will not change it because they rather forget it didn't happen. That leads to ignorance and thus the cycles continues to uphold the structure in their subconscious.

I was simply bringing up again you seem to have been wronged by the system, and there's a lot of racism/hate or what ever you want to call it within you. Have you ever met a descent white man? Do you have any dealings with Asians, Europeans during your daily business interactions?

