[rarestia]

There is a lot of pressure in the black community to conform.

So doesn't that speak to the actual problem as opposed to the perception of racism from the white community? As I see it, blacks hate each other more than they do whites. It's almost as if they're projecting their own racism onto whites to have a straw man. That's what really pisses me off. I didn't do anything wrong to a black man or woman. Why am I a racist simply for being white?

[research99]

"So doesn't that speak to the actual problem as opposed to the perception of racism from the white community?

Or is the "actual problem" how "Civil Rights" are administered?

From my perspective, why is anyone who works, obligated to provide free housing, health care, etc., to support those other (able-bodied, 18-65 y.o.) adults who choose to not work?

[dfwgator]

One thing I have noticed, is that it is usually the lighter-skinned blacks that are the most vocal, i.e, Jeremiah Wright.

It’s as if they have to compensate for something.