The society is loaded with people who have overcome disadvantages that fate has thrown at them. Parents are poor, or divorced, father is unknown, lousy schools, lousy neighborhood...you name it. A lot of those people are immigrants who came here with nothing, and were the victims of various prejudices because of their inability to speak English, their dress, their mannerisms, their religion, and so on. When they DON'T succeed, they don't blame racism or bigotry; they just do their best and try to get by.
But Black people who don't succeed continually blame the "white man" as the reason. And yet the picture is clear: the biggest impediments to Black success have nothing to do with race. They are bastardy, petty crime, unwillingness to take education seriously, unwillingness to do the things necessary to enter into the working class (get a job and keep it, for example).
There is one question that shows the lie of this racism-blaming Narrative: Name something that a "white" person can do in this country that a Black person cannot do. There is nothing. All that comes back is nonsense like, "Drive around at night without drawing the attention of the Constabulary." Gimme a fukkin' break.
Ironically, Barry Soetoro took away a giant crutch from racism-blaming, failing Blacks when he was elected President while apparently being Black. Refer back to the bold text in the previous paragraph. The answer is, "Nothing."
