but in all honesty, i do understand his frustration. it's not easy being a black man in america, where you're a perpetual suspect, thought to be inferior, and rarely given a chance unless assisted by some government program. the odds that stand before any black man or woman in this country are so great that it makes you wonder why more black people haven't committed mass murders. if you're black and successful, you're never given credit for your success. instead, whites AND blacks will automatically question the source of our income, driven by suspicion of illicit gain. they will
at the idea of a black man and woman being educated and intelligent enough to secure a job in this society that grants a livable wage on which a family can be raised. the mere idea leaves them
but with that said, i still love being black, in spite of the challenges that come with it.