The purely positive "black is beautiful" cultural movement started in America in the 1960s.  Fully flowering in the 1970s, it needs to be brought back in place of the more divisive and strident slogans in use today like "no justice, no peace."  Indeed, with the widespread acceptance of interracial marriage and biracial children (who tend to inherit the best physical traits from both sides of their parentage), our culture has organically embraced the message of diversity in a fundamental way (our Founding Fathers could scarcely have imagined) and made it truly our own.  Therefore, to publicly decry that "black lives [don't] matter" to the rest of us in violent, city-destroying protests is the use of a political bazooka to address what is, at most, a fly-swatter problem: the residue of racism by whites in America. The truth is that no culture besides America has done more historically to preserve human...(Read Full Post)