When so-called civil rights leaders speak as though the cause against racism has barely made any progress since the 1950s, they are feeding poison to the very people they think they are helping.
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Preference will be given to letters less than 200 words. One is of a white man in a land with a history of oppressing black people. The other is of being an American in a land so obsessed with righting every wrong that we are supplying awesome power and resources into the hands of double-minded lawyers and militant humanists who promise the moon yet consistently deliver bitterness and wrecked lives. When so-called civil rights leaders speak as though the cause against racism has barely made any progress since the 1950s, they are feeding poison to the very people they think they are helping. Our main asset against racism is the desire of the average American to be non-racist.