People will rise, or sink, to the level of expectation established for them.
Somewhere between the civil rights movement of the 1960’s and the present, the decision was made to exempt Blacks from the standards that apply to the rest of our culture as “atonement” for an event that ended more than a century ago and that none living today ever experienced.
In the first place, I don’t feel guilty for slavery, since two of my great grandfathers fought for the north to free the slaves. Another thing I learned recently, a lot of the Africans came over here as indentured servants, working for their benefactors for a period of 7 years, and then freed. There are a lot of their descendants in the Carolinas even today. Another thing, I call them Africans because we don’t know which African country they came from.
Yep. Black on black and black on white crime is ignored by the black community who instead choose to focus on a tiny percentage of white on black crime and black criminals killed by police.