re: Hold that Tiger

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How many OTHER minority cultures were oppressed as slaves for over 400 years? Why didn't the Asian culture have to fight for the right to vote?

You see, you are part of the problem, the so called education system in America what you grew to love is not about Education, it is about Indoctrination of White Supremacy. Ever wonder why, in the history books there are ZERO mention of contributions made by Black people in America. You think that omission is by accident?

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Dude, what the colonizing people did the to Native Americans makes the African American community look like it got off easy, yet no one is talking about how they have been completely wiped off the map.

I suppose you dont recall how during WW2, the governement rounded up Japanese Americans and basically locked them up in the name of National Security.

I guess you forgot about the Holocaust, and at least that gets media attention.

Stalin rounded up 20 million white people and exterminated them.

Stop playing the victim. Irish Americans were treated much in the same way when they first immigrated to America.

Governments are often oppressive. People should stand and fight them together. You're letting BLM/Democrats and the media use your emotions to divide you from others, especially those who originally were on your side.

Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King were featured in my history classes, but what you also neglect to mention is that the common thread with all those people were that there were many many white people who helped them out along the way.

The underground railroad was made possible by whites who were helping blacks escape from the south to the north. There were many whites who fought along side blacks for the freedoms you seem to be forgetting today. They would roll over in their grave knowing that they fought for your rights only to have you spit on them and say they arent enough today.

This world picks on fat people, dumb people, smart people, gay people, country people, redneck people, yankees, southerners, smelly people, nerdy people, black people and white people. Everyone is singled out and one point or another for being different. Some people rise above it and overcome the labels others put on us; others live their lives completely disabled by the feeble words of others. You chose your limits, not anyone else, including white people.