If that is true then they should start a movement as well, but my referencing to people being proud of having native american blood has nothing to do with law enforcement , it's just a fact that citizens have gone from thinking they were savages to being proud to be part of that heritage, as I said we obviously see things differently I'm not debating this back in force forever, you can have the final word if you wish, but this will be my last in this thread.
I don't know what generation you were born in , but when I was in school we skimmed over slavery, it was in the context of being freed after the civil war, same with the Native Americans. Now people are proud to have native american blood, the reason , because it started being discussed openly and what really happened. It wasn't all about a picnic with the pilgrims or how dare those savages getting in our way as we expand west . Again I just don't understand the problem with Mrs Obama making that statement in her speech. It wasn't meant to divide but I think this is where are disagreeing , you are taking her words as a way to divide, I'm not. I believe it was meant as pride as a black person and as an American.
I am not suggesting that I'm proud that slaves built or help to build the white house,but I am saying that I'm proud we got from that point in our history to a black family living in the white house, I think that was the point she was trying to make too. Not look at this beautiful house the slaves built or helped to build. That's how I take her speech, if you want to take it another way not much I can do about that, have a nice day.
She was praising the United States on how we matured, from a slave owning nation to a black family in the White House. That is something to be proud of, rather you like presidents policies or not, that this can happen. I just don't understand why we Americans are so touchy about talking about not so nice things that happened in our history. we should acknowledge and learn, not pretend they didn't happen or try to min it.
