race and culture

I totally agree. People like Eric Holder, Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton continue to stoke the flames of racism because it's the primary building block of their success and fortune. And to maintain their power and prominence, they must continually throw bombs into the political debate. It amazes me that many Americans continue to buy their garbage.

Here are two Black Voices speaking out
on the use of the race card..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG4uppI_ttc&feature=channel

The Gettysburg Project
"If My People will humble themselves..." II Chronicles 7:14
Click here to sign up and register for this project coming in Summer 2009.
Click here to watch the "Gettysburg Healing Fields" video.


The perpetuation of racism has had a catastrophic effect upon the Black community. It has lead to an intense hatred for white people that dominates the community and it's inhabitants. The problem with the Black man is between him and Almighty God.

Slavery was simply a "bump in the road" of history, and racism is not our problem. The affirmative action groups do not know God or His power. Moreover, they continue to promote death through the teachings of racism and are unwilling to change, therefore, they must be removed from office.

Black men must repent of erroneous thinking and humble themselves. Almighty God is very impressed with the act of repentance because it acknowledges the justice and righteousness of Him. You are no longer seeking to hide anything from Him, but rather choose to submit wholeheartedly to Almighty God.

http://atlah.org/about/gettysburg.html

Countered with the truth...

This is a ploy that has been successfully used to facilitate America's downfall.

Whats the real kicker and most people don't know is:
American slavery originated in 1654, when Anthony Johnson, one of the original 20 Africans brought to Jamestown (1619) as an indentured servant, convinced the court that he was entitled to the lifetime services of an indentured servant--John Casor; a Negro. Thus, Johnson was the founder of slavery in Virginia and, subsequently, the United States.
According to the federal census of 1830, free blacks in Louisiana, Maryland, south Carolina and Virginia owned more than 10,000 slaves. Black slaveowner William Ellison of Sumter, S.C., derived his major source of income from being a 'slave breeder'.
Professor Edward Smith of American University put it best: 'History is ugly in some ways but if you are to be true to the study of history, then the whole story needs to be told."

Found in an article written by a Black Man.
'Why Confederate history should be celebrated'
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Contributed to the Virgina Pilot by Bob Harrison, 37th Texas Cavalry, Company B Re-enactors Virginia Beach..