A THOUGHT FOR NOW - AFRICAN-AMERICA IS NOT SERVED BY ITS GAVIN LONGS AND MICAH JOHNSONS
How do we get up there?Americans can come together and acknowledge and work to fix the inequalities in their nation, or they can continue to deny and ignore them and become more societally fractured and dysfunctional. Americans by now will probably be tired of everybody, including Americans, telling them that they are now at a crossroad, with regards to their race equality and cohesion situation. And, to some extent, one can sympathise with those Americans who are feeling irked and thinking, why don't people leave us to get on with our own problems, as we have done in the past. After all, Americans of this persuasion might be thinking, given sufficient time, this hullabaloo will subside and we will all return to the status quo of maintaining our racially, economically and politically divided and unequal nation. Except that they might not see it as such, or, if they do, might not see anything wrong with such a situation. And that, of course, is a large part o