You asked why we were at the bottom. In reality all Americans have had little gains except for the super wealthy. Again it has nothing to do with integrationso blacks have made very little gains over the last 100 yrs simply because "that's where we started" started to sound a lot like those white supremacist.
Walling ourselves in, inside of America would have made that black people did not have access to global or even local integration.and the US was already globally integrated as well, what's your point?
Its only one example and its a very good one how putting minds together from accross the world leads to innovation.so your best example of "black doctors fueling innovation" is a poor black woman whose body was used for medical research? (by whites) you do realize they did that before integration and during slavery, right?
Says who? Why did the black people of the time want to integrate if shyt was so great for them?the US ranks 26th in life expectancy because of the poor healthcare blacks are receiving. we were on the right path when we had our own doctors working at black hospitals.
Its already been proven that black business is at its all time strongest. The wealth disparity has skyrocketed for ALL Americans. Has absolutely nothing to to with desegregation.these individual moves do not reflect the collective. black people were more moves when we had our own grocery stores, hospitals, transit systems, movie theaters, post offices, etc. i can't stress enough that the wealth disparity has remained unchanged. we are not making the moves YOU think we're making.
That wouldn't make you rich it would make you middle class, which most black Americans didn't have a chance of being back then.no, i dont have certs or 6 figure income. but even if i did, would it refute what i'm saying? we had individual "rich blacks" 80 yrs ago.
"i've come to the realization that i think we may be integrating into a burning house" - king
Finish the quote.
"there are points at which I see the necessity for temporary separation as a temporary way-station to a truly integrated society"
He was not saying integration itself was inherently bad. In fact he was saying the exact opposite. We weren't integrated enough.
Its not a apples to apples comparison. Its a comparison devoid of any type of historical context or understanding of the current class dynamics in America.my "proof" is the % of wealth that has remained unchanged. so yeah, i will compare our wealth to whites. if their median networth is 150k, and ours is 5k, we have a serious fukking problem. nikkas always trynna exist by a different standard.
The majority of black people live middle class, just like the majority of whites.yet you sit up here wanting to ask dumb questions like "why doesnt hiphop affect whites the same." shyt, maybe because they're living in much superior conditons?
Your unwavering desire to divide and compare was taught to you by white supremacy.