If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants. Isaac Newton I have read many books, and quotes, none ever grab like this one. It really seems that middle aged Blacks are the most racist people I see against Black kids. From neglect, to the looks they give them. The majority of these kids is scared, and confused, and they see the police murdering they peers. These kids is is our future, they all we got. People can sit on a computer all day, talk great rhetoric, but its not tangible, its not physical, they need shoulders to stand on. Cant look down on them, pick them up, stoop down. The majority of us were them, both male and female. Its the love, guidance of someone that guided us threw, the reason we not where our peers are. The blame isnt on a particular gender, its on a race. If it was wrong for somebody to give me a gun, and some crack at twelve, why would I do it? Why would you turn a fifteen year old girl out, and your sister got turned out at fifteen? What are we really passing down to them? The dopeman is real, the brother with knowledge who feels hes much to enlightened to talk to the kid isnt. My Grandma saved my life, even when I was to dumb to listen. Its hard for the 36 year old Grandma, of the 16 year old to have the wisdom she had. We all love, respect, and honor Brother Malcolm for many reasons, mainly because he was tangible, he touched, kissed, hugged each, and every person! Muhammad Ali as well. Give it a try, your shoulders may be stronger than you though!
Posted on: Tue, 23 Sep 2014 02:19:13 +0000
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