First Malcolm then King, two of Black America's most powerful leaders killed by people who viewed them as threats. Threats to the social integration of America; threats to the superiority of white America, threats to the institution of good Christian peoples. That one killer represented the mindset of the majority of America simply because the majority of whites, at the time of the Civil Rights movement for Blacks, protested the issue of civilized equality. So to minimize this threat of a civilized nation, men were set in position to eliminate the threat.

These men (King and X) were men of integrity and great courage to challenge the moral authority of the United States. In essence, that was what was being challenged, morality. Laws were passed after court cases were heard and laws continue to pass even today that attempt to equalize the state of American race relations; however, the moral challenge remains. How do we get whites that are determined to hold the superiority theory above basic God-given rights, to think and believe otherwise?

There are no laws, never has been and never will be, that can force a person to see life as it really is and to see people for what they really are. There are no laws that can make a person respect and love another person and no government authority can write any law that enforces the latter without violating the freedom of. This takes a civil mind to contemplate, which obviously many whites do not possess.

During the Civil Rights movement, there were physical, literal boundaries that separated Blacks from whites and quite naturally anyone with an ounce of integrity would stand against such lunacy. Today there are no legible boundaries but there are secret and subtle boundaries, ones we have a harder time proving and defeating. Intellectual and psychological strategies must be used to overcome these boundaries. But how does one prove these things without physical evidence or a target in sight? Supposedly by written law. But as stated earlier, there are no laws, never has been, and never will be that can force someone, who has no intensions on, seeing life for what it really is and people for who they really are.

In so many words, whites are afraid of the capabilities of Blacks, which is why they use weapons concocted by their own intelligence to hinder our growth. They are afraid that we will someday overtake the throne once again and that they will be faced with seeing themselves as only people and not as gods. They are afraid that if they give Blacks an inch that we will take that inch and multiply it by justice and reason and will be greater than they.

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