I was born at the end of World War II, into the Boomer generation.  At that time, there was systemic racism throughout the United States, not just in the South, as some in other parts of the country would have you believe. The country functioned under laws that divided blacks from all other ethnic groups (even other minorities; Mexicans and Asians were part of white America).  My parents' generation and those who came before them experienced even more injustice than did my generation. That said, today, what is transpiring is not systemic racism, but rather a skillful manipulation of poorly educated (including some who have college degrees), resentful American blacks, who are oblivious to being used.  They are "useful idiots."  Documentation abounds revealing Democrat party complicity in the destruction of the black community, so I will not reiterate those facts here. One must have lived through systemic racism to...(Read Full Article)