I view this as a very, very good thing. Due to abortion and the increase of percentages of other non-white ethnic groups, any progress through the political realm for American blacks has all but evaporated.
Black America has needed a "do or die" moment for a long time. Bring it on!
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I agree with you. I have been warning our people about this very thing for some time. It would be a good thing, if it led to change. However, even this late in the game, many of us either refuse to see what is ahead, or just don't know how to change.
It is interesting you mention abortion. I often tell people that we play right into the eugenicists hands when we walk into one of Margaret Sanger's legacies. We listen to the liberals when they tell us there is nothing wrong with us killing black babies, but when they suggested doing that very thing sixty years ago, we were all up in arms.
When Bill Clinton took office and spent all of his political capital on getting homosexuals into the military, we should have realized something was up. As it was, some fooled themselves into thinking he was a great president for black people -- the first "black president." If you ask them what exactly he did for black people, you never get much of an answer.
As it is now, I wonder whatever happens to a dream deferred. When it is finally apparent to all of us that the illusion of political power is gone, what will we do? I really don't have an idea about what the reaction will be. But I wonder.