By: L. Cain

L. Cain — Fri, 01 Jun 2012 05:48:44 +0000

It will take maybe another 50 years before society is ready to have this dicussion! Why? Grandma and grandpa are still alive. The image of ” America” is still being held captive by some as ” Ours”. I do believe that America is in a state of transition. America wll one day be a story of many stories and not the forced view of one group. Many white people believe that the tradition of their ancestors were the ” Good old days”. Real history will one day respect many interpretations that will afford their ” good old Days ” as a time when socialpaths and bigotry contaminated the true foundation of this republic. The love for a productive America should be our objective. May God bless us all to do and be our best without harming others. America will one day live up to its potential through the good intention of many regardless of their culture. I look forward to reading about real american history minus the fluff. We only move forward by knowing and learning from the truth. Bigotry is a mental illness. Anything that prevents a person from adaptation to a natural environment goes against. “Natural selection “. History is proof. God has put the human race here on earth to learn from each other. We should learn how to live in harmony. We were made from his image physically. Now we have to work on the being of his image mentally. May the lords will be done

By: Mark(p.s.)

Mark(p.s.) — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 17:44:48 +0000

I would like to remind you all of the psychiatrists of the past, who described escaped slaves as suffering from “drapetomania”.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drapetomania
“For slaves with drapetomania, it was reported, a simple procedure – amputation of the toes – was used.”
from http://upalumni.org/medschool/appendices/appendix-43.html

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