The recent events in Ferguson have ignited racial flames to the point that everywhere we look someone is talking about the need for a conversation about race. Starbucks’ CEO Howard Schultz launched a cheesy initiative  (that has now been dropped) to harass their customers into a discussion about race by writing “race together” on the side of coffee cups. What specifically are Americans supposed to discuss about race? If liberals want to use the disparity between the rich and the poor (the haves and the have-nots) to start the conversation about race, I would suggest we begin with how their policies have affected black Americans. If Americans want to see racism on display, walk through our inner cities. Many of our inner cities are and have been run by compassionate Democrats (many who are black) for decades. Writer Jim Quinn outlined in his article "30 Blocks of Racism, Incompetence & Collapse" published on the blog The Burning Platform, the...(Read Full Article)