Most married folks have been angry with their spouse at one time or another. Most parents have been angry with their children. But being angry at them does not mean that we hate them.
Comparing marriage between people who fell in love or had a mutual agreement is in no way comparable to our race relations.
When black people express their anger over slavery they’ve been told to forget about it. That was years ago. We’re tired of hearing about the past. Stop blaming your troubles on somebody else. Pull yourselves up by your own bootstraps, etc., etc.
Raise your children to be full of a victimhood mentality with a quick reaction to blame their personal pratfalls on other people and past events unconnected to their lives instead of finding a solvable problem within themselves.
...told how to think, how to feel and how to respond
People begin learning "how to think, how to feel and how to respond" from a very very early age.
“remember the past, so that we do not repeat it.”
I'm sorry, has slavery been reinstated? How many people honestly consider it?
...“We unwaveringly denounce racism in all its forms
As does any sane, rational human being. The question then is,
What constitutes racism? Is there a clear line as currently written, or should it be redefined?
I think Black people have good reason to be angry. I, as a White person, have never felt the pangs from the stares, the negative vibes from the body language, the rejection from the crossing to the other side that many black people have felt. Every time a white person inches away, screws up their face, follows customers around the store, pulls someone over because he looks suspicious, assumes a child can’t learn, passes over someone for a promotion, pays someone less money for the same job, clutches a purse or quickly locks a car door, it is a reminder that for many white people, color still matters. And I don’t think we can get past it until we face it.
I must finally say that I see a big difference between placing blame and telling the truth. People who refuse to hear and accept the truth have no hope of finding solutions to their differences. People who embrace the truth, no matter how painful or self-revealing it may be, will ultimately find themselves set free.
There's a lot of truth from many facets to go around. People like me whom value truth as a moral necessity are discouraged from accepting known facts when it comes to race differences and the instinctual behavior of human beings. People like you are bleeding heart mockeries, accepting the wonders of science which benefit you while denouncing the truths of science which explain the behaviors around us.
You began with a logical fallacy and ended on an emotional appeal.
4/10 well written but short of substance.