Americans
Have Been Divided
With False Racial History
On Purpose
Please Take the Time to Read
the True Facts Presented Here
and Help Change The Emphasis
From Blame and Shame To Appreciation
For All We Have Accomplished Together
as A Nation Working As A United People
To Preserve And Defend
our Wonderful Nation.
These Facts
Have Been Ignored
for Far Too Long:
This information
is from the book
The Black and White of Racism
and May Help Overcome
Some of the Racial Resentment:
Did you know
that the First Official
Slave Owner
in America was Black?
(Click To Read Read More
from the Book)
Did you know
Africans became rich
selling other Africans
into slavery and
controlled the African
slave trade?
(Click To Read Read More
from the Book)
Did you know that
the Africans that came
to America
would have likely
been killed had they
remained in Africa?
(Click To Read Read More
from the Book)
Did you know
that a large percentage
of Blacks Owned Slaves?
(Click To Read Read More
from the Book)
Did you know
that White People
also suffered from
slavery?
(Click To Read Read More
from the Book)
Did you know
that thousands of
White people
gave their lives
to free Black people?
Click To Read Read More
from the Book
Politicians
and Opportunists
Have Promoted
This Racial Division
To Gain Control,
Wealth and Status.
Likely Everything You Have
Been Told and Taught About
Racial Division In Our Nation
Has Been Misrepresented
And Revised To Promote
Our Division As A People.
As A Result Today,
We All Stand Divided
In Civil Conflict
At the Threshold Of Decline
As A Prosperous
and Free Nation.
Our Enemies,
Such As China,
Grow Stronger As We Grow
Weaker From
Internal Destruction.
Eventually, If We Do Not Change,
We Will All Be United and Equal
In Poverty and Despair.
Note
from the book's author,
Waylon Allen
It seems to me that not knowing
these facts is part of the reason
for such division and resentment
today in our nation.
Much of this information
was taken from the book
"The Black and White of Racism".
Now available on Amazon
A commentary from a different perspective about Race Relations and reason for concern by Waylon Allen