What Dr. King would say if he were still here.

Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity. ~Martin Luther King Jr.

“Where the really sincere white people have got to do their ‘proving’ of themselves is not among the black victims, but out on the battle lines of where America’s racism really is — and that’s in their own home communities ~ Malcolm X

"Blacks who always walk around with the victim mentality, play the race card, always have a chip on their shoulder and thinks the world owes them something, this is 2015 not the 1960s. Yes racism still exists but it's also how you choose to conduct yourself is how you will be treated. As long as you have chip on your shoulder then don't expect anyone to respect you. This country will continue to be racially divided because you choose to remain the victim. Call me Uncle Tom or coon all you want, that's your problem, not mines." ~Dr. E. Williams

As a white person, I always saw the terms honky or cracker as proof of how much more potent white racism was than any variation practiced by the black or brown. When a group of people has little or no power over you, they don’t get to define the terms of your existence, they can’t limit your opportunities, and you needn’t worry much about the use of a slur to describe you, since, in all likelihood, the slur is as far as it’s going to go. ~ Tim Wise

White People as a group have done terrible things to Blacks in this country – and just because they are black (not to mention Asians, Latinos and American Indians). This is a fact. You may not be personally responsible but you benefit from this fact and therefore have some responsibility. No: you never enslaved anybody, neither did your mother or I, but lots of White people did. Once slavery was over, White people spent about 100 years mistreating Blacks because they couldn’t figure out how to send them all home after that whole nation-building thing. This means that Black people used to get killed just for trying to vote, weren’t allowed to live where they wanted to, and even today some White people refuse to hire Blacks just because they are black. And while those types of things are illegal, people still do it. You benefit from this. So before you ever judge a Black person remember that other White people worked for centuries to make sure you’d be okay and Black people would stay poor. (an excerpt from "8 Things White Parents Should Teach About Black People")

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