I keyed into an online discussion this morning; they were asking a lot of timely questions and answering some of them.
https://urbancure.org/cureamerica/1471/The-State-of-Black-America
Star Parker, Marc Little, Dr. William Allen, Henry Olsen: They were talking . . .
~ Four million people were released from slavery in 1865. How did they survive?
Hint: It wasn't .gov!
~ Is the “color blindness” that Civil Rights Era leaders strove for now being set aside for Color Obsession?
~ How can Americans achieve mutual love and respect without obsessing over color?
~ Is America even a suitable home for Afro-Americans?
~ Somebody said Marriage is only for white people. Say what?!
~ Is marriage rooted in systemic racism?
~ Identity politics is being pushed. “The Narrative” is a narrative of a black community apart.
The most extreme that this discussion ever got was:
~ “Unless black people save the country it will not be saved.”
Say what?!
But really, hey, seriously . . .
~ How do you wake up in the morning and bring value to your family?
~ How do you get a good education so you can put food on the table?
~ There's Marc Little, California pastor, conservative, opposed idealistically to programs that entrench .gov dependency, which would also include. . . Obamacare.
And yet, and yet, Pastor Marc Little facilitated a large sign-up for Obamacare among his people because, because . . .
“I looked in the face of people who had a need, and I had no solution.”
~ Star’s asking: Where is the resilience in our community just to ‘figure it out’?
~ Is God or .gov your supplier?
Star Parker’s a real spark plug for this kind of self-initiated activism, not for the victimhood sob-story that identity politics is pushing now.
~ Victimhood ideology is Poison.
Aw c’mon now, seriously. . .
~ How do we build prosperous communities?
~ Dr. Allen said there can be no security without freedom. Not the other way around! Check it out:
https://urbancure.org/cureamerica/1471/The-State-of-Black-America
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