In Europe during the 1920’s and 1930’s The Jews Were Almost Exterminated. After Surviving Eminent Death, Though Unlike The Enslavement And Labor Of Black Folks, Do You Know What Jewish Survivors Did? First, Let Me Tell You What They Didn't Do... The Jews didn't March. The Jews Didn't Sing We Shall Overcome. The Jews Didn't Start Any Protection Organizations. The Jews Didn't Protest. And Most Importantly The Jews Didn't Retaliate By Destroying Their Own Neighborhoods! You Know What They Did? Well Let Me Tell You... First The Jews Started Their Own Schools And Education Systems. Think About It. How Many Jews Do You Know From Your Graduating Class. The Jews Sent Their Kids To Law School. Now
Black People Stop Asking For Equality In A Race-based Society. We Can’t Get Equal Opportunity Unless We Got Equal Control Of The Resources, Money and the Wealth! It's Sad Seeing How My Black Folk Continue To Buy Into The Subliminal Illusion Of So-called Equality Rather Than Get Measurable Things That We Can Touch Like Money, Wealth, Power And Not Flip The Script By Starting To Address All Those Public Policies and Principle And Even The Constitution Of The United States. The Civil Rights Movement And Its Quest For Social Integration And Equality Is Our Damn Problem Black People! It's No Wonder We Are Still Stuck In Inferior Schools, And Still Plagued By Unemployment, Non-Existent Or Sub-Par
Each Fourth of July is celebrated in the time-honored way -- fireworks, parades, cookouts and, oh yes, recommitment to the fine principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence: those "self-evident" truths and "unalienable" rights. For starters, the day itself, July 4, isn't the day that America’s independence was declared by the Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia. Even though you go inside of any library or museum in this country and see a picture of the founding Fathers standing around signing the Declaration of Independence…that is a Fraud! The Declaration of Independence, if you are to celebrate it, should be on August 2nd. The physical document revered as the Declaratio
