[Penelope Dreadful]

I do not understand “their heritage was brought here under duress” - do you mean their ancestors? If so, so what? The ancestors is dead now. If anybody don’t like being in America, and they ain’t locked up, then that situation is easily remedied! Hop on a plane and haul buns. The average wealth by adult in Africa is south of $5,000 - and that is probably way too high. Sooo, your average black here in America is worth much more than that. Let them sell their stuff, convert it to cash, get a passport and git the heck out. Unhappy White folks in Europe left there hundreds of years ago and had to risk their lives in wooden ships to get here, and then work their butts off to survive. Why can’t the descendants of Kangz and Kweenz do the same???

By the way, I am in NW La, more like Texas than Cajun Country. But I may move one of these years to somewhere more white - like Maine, or New Hampshire or Vermont. Maybe even Canadia!

[dfwgator]

I do not understand “their heritage was brought here under duress”

Muhammad Ali said it best, "Thank God my granddaddy got on that boat!"

[deport]

Their people whom they descended from to a large degree was
brought here by the white landed gentry to essentially slave
labor to plant/harvest the crops, do the manual labor for jobs,
and the females were here to tend the house, cook, wash the
clothes, etc for the white landed gentry.

April 12, 1861 – May 26, 1865 A civil war was fought between
the north and south to abolish slavery free and the slaves.

I was born in 1940 and there still was some symblence of slavery
yet. We had a black person to work at one of our country stores. He
pump gas, fixed flats, loaded feed supplies etc. The other was white
but had no education. He worked among the familes home sites to
help with manual labor, work the gardens, etc. Times have changed
for sure. Have a nice evening.