The fact is that the African has always had a true culture of his own, however 'backward' or primitive, but the circumstances of his enslavement in America were such as to effectively annihilate that experience and evolve in its place, the unique, but severely more primitive idiom and experience of an ethnically new Afro-American Slave. Their eventual 'freedom' from that slavery, consequently, left them abandoned into a society and civilization in which, unlike 'free' immigrants or slaves freed in other countries, they had no such 'equivalence of cultural tools' either for making an entry or upon which to develop one. Afro-American does not observe as 'essentially meaningless and insignificant'. That overpopulation will be found 'unsustainable under what the system can bear', and its control will, necessarily, 'affect some element of Afro-American ethnic extraction'. Walnut's young people, seeing friends rather than skin color, may offer a glimpse into America's future.
Observers say the town shows how suburbia is being reinvented as an agent of social change.
3 - Latinization of American democracy today is 'intellectually indistinguishable' from 'Islamization' current in various countries of otherwise 'merely viable' Moslem influence. The parent essay, Unemloyment and Economic Policy , and Arms Reduction and Global Reconstruction also, discuss much of this 'necessity' in detail.