I agree, Horn. That is what they are saying and I couldnt disagree with their sentiment (and focus) more.
There should be waaay more celebration of, focus on, and acknowledgement of the good this country has done and the opportunities it has provided black people (and all peoples). It is ironic that these people are taking advantage of all that this country has provided to even be in a position to have such a strong platform and voice to express their frustrations or complaints about it. This racist country took slaves from a land of slavery, and now they are doctors. lawyers, politicians, judges, wealthy athletes, famous entertainers, ploiceman, pastors, professors, and college-educated athletes.
I heard a black pastor and professor (who is in Dallas this week gathering leaders and pastors to educate others on this) articulate it very well the other day.
I'm just admitting I will still watch and support...for now...maybe less passionately. IDK.
It hasnt gotten to that point for me...yet. I have major issues with the movement and protests, but am giving the young guys some slack for their youth and the fact that I know they have been misguided.
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