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  • Corvo20

    Point is: why is everyone still discussing colour (like a rare species of penguins has been saved from extinction) instead of the pragmatic issues that lie ahead in national and in an international scale for your country? The worth of black people communities has been proved much earlier in US history: through music, literature, arts, etc... Politics does not have a colour.

    • its not about worth, black people especially in the usa are stuck in situations because of historical circumstancesKwesiJ
    • that's why color IS political. I don't think Obama is really that much 'for' the black communities anyway thoughKwesiJ
    • he's just the right candidate for the that role...hopefully his politics will speak to black people and their realityKwesiJ
    • I can understand a clan-like status quo (happens anywhere), but I can't understand "historical circumstances"Corvo2
    • but I'm a foreigner.Corvo2
    • I mean, Rice or Powell have proven that "historical" black people can access high-end jobs, long before Obama.Corvo2
    • a huge chunk of american wealth is based on slave labor from as recent as a 100 years ago. A huge number have been excluded from the poltical process this time around aswell through voting fraud.KwesiJ
    • obviously it has a different significance if one gets to President. But it changes nothing for the task ahead.Corvo2
    • also had their vote taken from them for a number of reasons. They have few rights and are a target for persecution to this day.KwesiJ
    • ...day. Go to the USA and see urban black ghettos and you might understand.KwesiJ
    • ok. we're probably talking about different issues.Corvo2

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