"Black history is American history".
On this the last day of Black History Month, an elected Representative pens a column in recognition.
Labels: Civil rights, Liberalism, Race, Racism
posted by KYJurisDoctor at 9:26 AM
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
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2 Comments:
Black history is indeed American history. Blacks have been heroic in their service to the nation, have helped build many northern cities, and, unfortunately as victims of slavery, helped build this great nation from the earliest days to the Civil War.
Today blacks and whites should come together in the spirit cooperation and unity... never forgetting what's happened to and what's been committed by our ancestors, but not dwelling on it either.
I believe our best days are ahead of us still. But they won't happen w/out unity, understanding, sympathy and respect.
Well said.
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