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Son, or girl, not sure which you are, so I’ll be inclusive. I’ve been around a long time and am afflicted with negro fatigue. I have observed this negro worshiping horses##t from the beginning. Starting way back when black was supposed to be beautiful. Integration, bussing, the soul brother crap, then the black power nonsense, affirmative action and most recently the black lives matter and DEI phase. I don’t like black people or their ghetto culture, the way they talk, act, or commit crimes out of proportion to their numbers. I’m not afraid or ashamed to admit that. There are a few notable exceptions to my dislike, but I’d have to think a while to name them. I generally paint the black race with a pretty broad brush because of my life experiences with them. If that makes me a racist in your eyes, that’s your problem to work on not mine. I’m done with you. No need to respond.

Black Americans must realize their status can be reversed rather quickly. An increasing portion of the non-black population (including Asians and Hispanics) are developing a case of black fatigue. The black underclass is protected because of the superstructure of upper income, college educated white liberals, and their black subordinates in the political class, who control the national Democratic Party, the education establishment, much of corporate America, and the legacy media and entertainment industries. Thanks largely to Trump, this superstructure is beginning to crumble. If it falls, it will be like the post-Reconstruction South on a bigger scale. In 30-40 years, Bubba may be back to take care of “uppity” blacks as was done at the beginning of the last century. Hispanics, by then more assimilated, will join in the action. The Boomers, Gen Xers and Millennials who received the white guilt indoctrination will be gone or in dotage.