Look, I’m not an ideologue about this, that’s why I let you clarify yourself and didn’t condemn you. If I were a liberal we wouldn’t be able to have this conversation. With that said, I still don’t agree with your post primarily because I think it’s counter-productive. Most people are, at best, going to look at you sideways when you invoke the KKK and any point you intended to make will be lost. You can lament that all you want, but it is still reality.
“Most people are, at best, going to look at you sideways when you invoke the KKK and any point you intended to make will be lost. You can lament that all you want, but it is still reality.”
They looked at me sideways in 1982 when I discovered that the media are terribly biased. (I don’t mean to say that I was the first to realize it; just that I had to discover it for myself.)
Speaking some truths may seem counterproductive in the short run, but if freedom of speech survives, people will eventually catch up. Even now, someone may be wondering if what they were taught about this might be another leftwad narrative rather than accurate history.