You Should Not Bear Insults.

I'm One Of The People Who Believes That Our Losses Were Greater Than Our Gains. Because Before The Civil Rights Movement We Had Entrepreneurship In The Black Community. Right Now, In Harlem, If I Wanted To Get A Shoe Repaired, I Would Have A Hard Time Finding A Black Shoe Repairman. On Near About Every Third Corner, You Could Find A Decent Black Barber, Decent Black Laundry, Had Restaurants In The Neighborhood That Were Open 24 Hours. The Food Was Good At 3 O'clock In The Morning As At 3 O'clock In The Afternoon.

It Is Not Uncommon For Ignorant And Corrupt Men To Falsely Charge Others With Doing What They Imagine That They Themselves, In Their Narrow Minds And Experience, Would Have Done Under The Circumstances Of A Given Case, And The Surest Check, Often The Only Check, On Such Perjury, Is To Recognize The Impossibility That Men Of Larger Instruction And Resources And Experience Could Have Been Guilty Of Such Conduct.

We Probably Have, Right Now, After The Civil Rights Movement - And This Was Very Unfortunate - The Most Glaring Time Of Giving Up On Africa, Saying We're Americans. We Are Americans. I'm Not Arguing That Point. So Are The Italians. So Are The Germans. So Are The Jews. We're Americans With An Historical Geography Of Origins Outside Of The United States As All People, Maybe Except The Indigenous Americans Who Came Here So Long Ago, Who Have Generations Of People Whose Historical Origins Are Right Here But Whose Initial Historical Origins Are Somewhere In Asia.

After The Bombing Of Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941, The United States Would Enter, In A Formal Way, What Had Been Up To That Date Strictly A European Conflict. Marcus Garvey's Prophecy About The European Scramble To Maintain Dominance Over The Whole World Was Now A Reality.

The White Woman Has Never Had The Co-equal Status That The African Woman Has Had.