Asclepias
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Youre welcome. I just gave you the excuse you were going to find anyway. Youre like a flea or lint so you dont really matter.Your post demonstrates why we should never apologize to people who werent the victims of things that we didnt do. Thank you for making that easy.Time will tell. I find that when white people apologize for something they tend to be in the process of employing another tactic to fuck someone over. Take the NA's for example. White people would sign peace treaties promising to stop stealing land. NA's would take them at their word and several months later have more land stolen. Lets wait and see how S. Carolina conducts itself in the realm of race relations before even considering accepting their apology let alone forgiving them.You sound like an idiot. Thats like asking a rape victim to apologize for being raped. Why did you ask such a stupid question?As an African, have you apologized for your role in slavery?Charleston formally apologizes for its role in slavery
A southern city is formally apologizing for its dark past.
Charleston, South Carolina, has approved a resolution that condemns and apologizes for the centuries of human slavery that were supported and promoted by its former lawmakers. The city council's 12 members voted 7-5 to adopt the symbolic resolution Tuesday night, coinciding with "Juneteenth," the celebratory anniversary of the abolition of slavery in the United States.
The port city played a major role in the Atlantic slave trade. Nearly half of the people who were abducted from their homes in Africa and shipped to the United States to be sold into slavery took their first steps on American soil in Charleston. Slaves made up almost half of the city's population before the start of the American Civil War, according to the International African American Museum in Charleston.
"This is the modern city council which feels the need to make an apology for the institution of slavery in the city of Charleston," Charleston councilman William Dudley Gregorie, who helped author and shepherd the resolution, told ABC News in a telephone interview before Tuesday's vote.
AP
Slavery in Africa - Wikipedia
The city has apologized, do you forgive them?