The KKK and the Krow

Two significant organizations in the 1960s were the White Supremist KKK and the Jim Crow Laws. We were a divided nation, segregated by our own ‘fears’ in a country full of deeply rooted biases and hatred. But we endured as a thriving nation, made wealthy by our own natural resources. How can President Biden lead our country when he divided the Democratic Party with the KKK and the Jim Crow Laws over 50 years ago? Now he wants to lead with unity, hope, and a desire to become “unionized” as one nation. Can President Biden really deliver his promises he made during the election? Is he the “black hope” for tomorrow? Remember his saying, “If you don’t vote for me, you aren’t black!” President Biden is the third term for President Obama. Yet, people are afraid to speak up and let their voices be heard.

President Trump was the hope for four years for this country. He sent stimulus checks to taxpayers, due to the pandemic and a weakened economy. The pandemic took us away from social crowds, leaving us stranded at home, away from churches, schools, businesses, and many left unemployed. President Biden wants to make the COVID-19 vaccine available to everyone eligible. Americans are losing hope, fed up with the economy. Some are depressed, as there seems no end to this pandemic. There is an increase in the coronavirus that needs to be addressed by the president and his cabinet.

I give President Biden a few months to ‘undo’ laws that President Trump established during office. He has already started to make changes on his first day of office after his inauguration. My prediction is that Biden will probably die in office before his term runs out, a justification for America.

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Inauguration Day

On Wednesday, January 20, 2021, a newly elected Joseph R. Biden, Jr., was inaugurated into office as the 46th President of the United States. What an eventful day! But did the nation outdo itself with misled loyalty to a government party who deceived its people? Are the African-American, Jewish, Hispanic, Native American, Asian-American, and people of color really united as a whole?

Are we headed for a Socialist Movement in America? Sadly, we are headed for higher taxes on schools and education, improvements for roads/construction, homes, businesses, and gas prices this year. Less emphasis on the American people and more on the social aspects. Society will be compared to the civilization in Communist dominated countries in the 1970s, where the average citizen was penniless, a mere pauper; a victim of free speech of an injustice world of government control, manipulation, and alienation from society.

Even as a child in the 1960s, my deep Southern roots recognized the disparity of segregation. President Biden’s Democratic Party brought about the division of segregation with the White Supremist KKK and the Jim Crow Laws. That religious affiliation, skin color, faith, and creed mattered. Now Biden wants to unite us as a nation!

I believe in equality among the people of America. That children of the next generation can live freely, fairly, free of bias and prejudice. The younger generation must be free to be a part of what this country was built on…freedom against religious persecution and government control. The will to be a productive citizen of one of the greatest nations of the world.

If you don’t hear from me for awhile, I have been censored by Google because they can’t handle the truth. But I shall return! I’m not that easy to get rid of. It’s the little bit of “Brooklyn” in me.

The Plan That Never Was

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President Abraham Lincoln refused to bow down to peace between the states. While he declared war between the states, the differences between the North and the South were mere ideologies of what slavery was about during that era. History repeated itself with images going back to biblical times. Jews were enslaved by Egyptian pharaohs for 400 years. How do we compare their enslavement with African slaves over 200 years? Yet, Lincoln should had devised a plan of action to abolish slavery which allowed freedom of slaves and to promote prosperity among wealthy Southerners. One just action is a 5-year strategic plan, which would replace the Civil War and includes: to eliminate the “cracking of the whip”; stop separation of families, steve op abuse of slaves and women, and child labor, thus allowing slaves to become indentured servants. These individuals would choose either to leave or to stay and work with wages. Each family would receive up to an acre of land and plant whatever crops they want.

This would had made a much better plan than thousands of soldiers killed. Lincoln was praised as one of our greatest presidents, yet, he could have prevented the war and needless bloodshed.