Voting Rights Act-For Foundational black Americans
part two
I believe alot of Americans do not appreciate the history behind to Voting Rights Act of 1965. Especially minority immigrants who seem to take these rights for granted. Foundational black Americans weren't really thinking about all of the so-called people of color who are a recent addition to the American landscape. They just wanted a voice for their work, military service, free labor, and taxes they paid into.
Foundational black Americans have been relatively silent concerning these non-white immigrants who's infiltrated American society. They've been very disrespectful to American history, our benefits, and sacrifices. Especially when it comes to the history of Foundational black Americans.
Voting righs, equal housing, bilingual education, military desegregation, the 14th amendment, equal business opportunities, etc. are all laid at their feet when most touch American soil. They also have access to a plethora of immigration agencies Foundational black Americans Freedman do not.
Maybe it's time to dismantle these Civil rights that MY ancestors fought for and make everyone fight for their own rights. Since they show no gratitude to their benefactors. Asians had the nerve to fight against OUR AFFIRMATIVE ACTION...which they had no business having a say in OUR American history AT ALL. Foundational black Americans are not minorities OR IMMIGRANTS. WE'RE FREEDMAN with our own unique history.
All of these 1960s civil rights have been usurped and taken over by a bunch of grifting newcomers who have no appreciation of America's history. Their ancestors weren't enslaved, lynched, didn't fight in all of America's wars, they're not part of OUR HISTORY. We're not a black and brown history, people of color, marginalized history, minority immigrants, etc.etc. We have a UNIQUE AMERICAN HISTORY and we demand a unique recognition. We need our own civil rights laws based on our American history.
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