Einherjar86
Active Member
I understand and agree with Einherjar somewhat except the problem in America is not racism, its cultural, its the urban environment, its the black attitude. Those that want to break out of that can and do. I will never fall for the racism card. THey have the schools, the teachers and the books, they also have some very bad influences and role models, not the fault of whiteman.
Exactly what I mean when I say the resistance of black youth. Some people questioned what I meant by the influence of black culture, but this is what I mean. The modern black attitude (especially in more urban areas) doesn't place much emphasis on the idea of education. However, this is because of conditioning which is the result of hundreds of years of racism. I agree, razor, that racism today is probably much less than it was even fifty years ago. People today claim to not be racist, and I believe most of them. However, we cannot deny that the effects of racism have been long-lasting, and will continue to last. The "black attitude," as we've dubbed it, is in fact a result of racism. They aren't inherently born with such an attitude. You'll find no such attitude among tribal African blacks. The "black attitude" in America has been created and nurtured by a history of racism.