been stereotypical of black people, although blacks have shaped American history

through inventions, sports, and political science. The way White America has looked at

blacks has never changed. No matter how much money you have, you're still a "nigga."

African Americans have been fighting for equality since the birth of this nation, and the

war is raging on. At this point in America's history, a battle of epic proportions is taking

place. The objective is to get "mainstream" America to realize that there is still much

more to be done to eliminate the crimes that have been perpetrated and perpetuated

against so-called minorities in this democracy. After committing genocide against Native

Americans, and securing the slave trade-- one of the most heinous situations that the

world has seen-- are "minorities" supposed to be pleased by mere legislation in the form

of Civil rights? After centuries of free labor, and leaving thousands of people homeless

and/or with no economic power, does America truly believe that it has rid itself of this

situation by exclaiming, "You are equal!"

that they are inherently superior to other peoples. To hear someone refer to "niggers,"

struggling to survive. Today, in the face of ever-growing insensitivity, you must take

has lost by being fragmented within American society. We have not "arrived," we are still

and classrooms of America? Why is there such a disparity between the social and

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