Not all, though. Nat Irvin, president of Future Focus, a black futurist institute at Wake Forest University, has little patience for party talk. Most of what we, as black people or any people, are faced with in the future defies political philosophy. It's a human issue. That's the future.
Parties are the past.
Bositis says that he, too, sees an evolution in party allegiances. Now those Southern segregationists have moved to the Republican Party, which is what young blacks associate them with. Now the majority of Southern senators are Republican. But we're talking about history here and kids, irrespective of race, don't know history. You have to be around 70 to remember Truman desegregating the military.