[Ohioan]

Instead of making bald faced assertions, and ex cathedra pronouncements, why don't we try to bring a semblance of reason into this discussion by your telling me just what in Booker T. Washington's address at the Atlanta Cotton Exposition in 1895, you disagree with.

You sound like you are unable to actually address the real issues. Prove me wrong!

The idea that everyone living within the Continental United States is part of one monolithic society, is not the concept that the Founding Fathers brought to the American Union. Unless you can give some credible reason for adopting the Communist or Nazi idea of a monolithic American Society, you are going to have to justify your attack on Southern Society with a better argument than that you simply do not like it--i.e., declare it to be wrong, etc.. You also, even if you have a rational argument, will have to get past the idea that no one appointed you as the ultimate judge or arbiter of how other Americans address the various problems of social interaction, in their respective communities.

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[Ohioan]

Apparently Mr. Classicaliberalconservative is electing not to have the rational discussion that I suggested.

For others, who want to understand the origins and destructive nature of the racial confrontation of the 20th Century, see Creating Hate In America Today.