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Sure it does.
While it may have been a rocky start..black people have done very well in this country.
In fact..one is now leading it.
American Exceptionalism.
Now celebrate.
I ask the question again since people can't get it right, should black people celebrate the 4th of July when it didn't apply to our ancestors? Why should we celebrate it when the 4th of July had nothing to do with American "Exceptionalism?" The holiday isn't relevant to us, it wasn't fought for the freedom of my ancestors.
Sure it is.
Americans fought and died to end slavery. After the war..Black people weren't kicked out..quite the opposite. They were given all the rights anyone else had..and during the 1950/60s more Americans fought to make sure that the idiots denying black people their rights understood that.
Now we have a black man in the white house.
You wanna be angry over the history, it's your right to do so.
But America has bled American blood to right the wrongs done to black people.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
Congratulations on being elected to speak on behalf of black people. Was that a recent election?
The Civil War was not fought to end slavery, stop repeating that off told lie that white liberals like telling. Second, it sounds might lame to say that the 4th of July is relevant to blacks and make a connection to the later Civil War when freeing the slaves could have been during the war of independence, which was not fought for the slaves since they weren't considered as Americans. The Civil war and War of Independence have jack to do with each other and the former is irrelevant to blacks, Frederick Douglass had it right.
Nonsense.
The outcome was..slavery was abolished. Simple as that.
Listen you may not like alot of things that happened in the past..but don't start making crap up.
Repeat, the Civil War was *NOT* fought to end slavery, it was fought to preserve the Union for economic reasons, at least during the War of Independence the British offered emancipation for those slaves that did fight for the British, no such offer was made to slaves to fight for the 13 colonies.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
Congratulations on being elected to speak on behalf of black people. Was that a recent election?
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
then pack your shit and head over to Monrovia and I don't mean Monrovia California, I mean Monrovia Liberia. You want the mules and land, we'll take up a collection.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
Well I do celebrate it. And I am a human first..and an American second.
This country's positives far out weigh it's negatives.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
Well I do celebrate it. And I am a human first..and an American second.
This country's positives far out weigh it's negatives.
You can hold onto the hate for past wrongs all you want to, it will avail you nothing but wasted time and energy. You can look at the current situation and bitch about it all you want, but again it will avail you nothing. Or so you set about doing something constructive about it. Slavery is long gone and dead, why don't you remove the chains?
Hates for past wrongs? What would you expect blacks to do in a country where Presidents can't even bring themselves to apologize for slavery ala Bill Clinton? This thread isn't about slavery moron, I asked the question as to whether blacks should celebrate the Fourth of July since the holiday wasn't about the freedom of all Americans because my ancestors never mattered when it was created? I don't give a damn about your guilt complex, it isn't my job to placate your conscious.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
then pack your shit and head over to Monrovia and I don't mean Monrovia California, I mean Monrovia Liberia. You want the mules and land, we'll take up a collection.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
Well I do celebrate it. And I am a human first..and an American second.
This country's positives far out weigh it's negatives.
What relevance does 1776 hold for blacks? Zero, the country in 1776 was nothing like it is today, when you name the positives that the 4th of July 1776 had for blacks then we can discuss, but just know not all people celebrate holidays for the hell of it or because of traditions and lies passed down from generation to generation.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
Well I do celebrate it. And I am a human first..and an American second.
This country's positives far out weigh it's negatives.
What relevance does 1776 hold for blacks? Zero, the country in 1776 was nothing like it is today, when you name the positives that the 4th of July 1776 had for blacks then we can discuss, but just know not all people celebrate holidays for the hell of it or because of traditions and lies passed down from generation to generation.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
then pack your shit and head over to Monrovia and I don't mean Monrovia California, I mean Monrovia Liberia. You want the mules and land, we'll take up a collection.
I don't celebrate any holidays. I don't celebrate the 4th because it wasn't our (blacks) independence. I'm black first, American second.
Well I do celebrate it. And I am a human first..and an American second.
This country's positives far out weigh it's negatives.
Good for you. I don't celebrate it and I never said America's negatives out weighted it's positives. July 4th 1776 wasn't independence day for blacks in America, so why would a black person celebrate it. Two of my best friends are Apache and Navajo, respectively. Both are former Marines and both don't celebrate the 4th, are they wrong?