Really? The Willie Lynch letter is supposedly a verbatim account of a speech that was given by a slave owner in 1712. It occurred along the banks of the James River in Richmond VA and is reportedly about how other slave owners could control their property aka Black slaves. According to the speech given by Lynch, the goal was to set the Black slaves up against one another. The letter was actually printed in 1970, but made its rounds on the internet in the early 1990s. It mist...akingly uses 20th century speech patterns and words that wouldn’t have existed in the year 1712. The idea of something being “foolproof” or needing to “refuel” something just didn’t exist at the time. Then there’s the
The failure of justice, equality, and fairness for Blacks in America is tragic especially when Hispanics, Asians, Arabs and Jews among all the so-called minorit...ies; only Blacks are used as a means to support and ensure that the White majority and its ethnic subgroups continue to dominate and produce wealth and power! See, it's like a Promise made to you that when the glass is full, it would overflow, benefitting the poor. But what happens instead, is that when the glass is full it "magically gets bigger" -- nothing ever comes out for the poor! America's racism runs up and down, from the highest point to the lowest point. It affects every member of our Black race, regardless of education,
