In another 20 years, will black Americans be able to fight for the same equal rights as white people?

This is how I look at this issue. The status of black people in the United States is currently equal. Whether it is the right to vote, the right to education, the enjoyment of social security, or the right to employment. There is no single right that blacks have less than whites. But black people are obviously not satisfied with their current rights. Black people want to fight for privileges and rights that are higher than those of white people. Now in the United States, you can call white people, but you can never call black people, but African Americans. Any language you use that is slightly ambiguous will be labeled as racist. A black man, Obama, has already been president of the United States. Have you ever had a black leader in any European or Asian country? The African-American prisoner Floyd was killed on his knees by the police. As white people, Biden and Pelosi actually knelt down to apologize to black people as a whole. I would like to ask if a white prisoner was killed by the police on their knees, would these politicians kneel down to his family? Black protesters were frantically beating, smashing, looting, and burning, but the government could only stare blankly, not daring to take strong law enforcement. Shouldn’t those damaged white storefronts and other minority storefronts be protected? The question is, what exactly are these black people’s protest demands? Shouldn’t those police officers who excessively enforce the law be tried by law? The legal process is going down. This is why the issue between the police and prisoners must be identified as an issue of racial discrimination. If a white citizen did this to a black citizen, it would be considered racial discrimination. Now it's the police versus the suspects, and there are also whites and Latinos who have lost their lives to police enforcement. Only black people’s problems can lead to large demonstrations. Isn’t this the privilege of black people?

Let’s take a look at South Africa. Black people have gained sovereignty. What kind of life do white people in South Africa live? How many times more miserable are white people in South Africa than black people in the United States? Do white people have human rights in South Africa? Does anyone speak up for them? South Africa has rapidly declined from a moderately developed country to a developing country today. An unprecedented decline. History has proven that the overall backwardness of black people is not caused by their lack of resources and discrimination. It is caused by the bad nature of their entire nation. If the United States really gives black people a lot of privileges as they wish, then South Africa today may be the United States of tomorrow.

According to the current number of black people in the United States and their superior fertility, as well as the increasing number and popularity of intermarriage between black and white people, and the mutual assimilation of black and white people, in a few years, even in the United States, In other countries, there may be opportunities to obtain equal rights for black and white people. What's more, there will be situations where black people dominate countries of other races. Therefore, we must pay attention to the control of black immigrants in our country and be cautious to ensure the purity of all ethnic groups in China! Let’s start with two stories——

To make it clear whether black Americans and white people can achieve “equal rights”, I will tell you two stories and you will understand.

The first story: Talking Pets

A long time ago, a family went through all kinds of hardships and came to a "heaven" with abundant water and grass and fertile land; everything they wanted was here! So the family decided to settle down in this "paradise"...

The "paradise" they settled in was wonderful, but it also had a drawback: it was too big! It's too big! The few members of the family alone could not cultivate the land... Looking at the abandoned land, the family decided to bring in some "big animals" from other places to help cultivate the land...

Soon the family discovered that these "big animals" were docile and obedient, and they were also very understanding of human nature. They would do whatever they were told; they would do much more with less food! He is simply a model worker among "animals"! ! ! ! So the family decided to introduce a large number of "big animals" and let them breed on the spot, giving birth to a lot of "small animals" and then continue to work after they were raised...

With these A "big animal" that is particularly capable of working, the family soon opened up a lot of wasteland, and the family also flourished... The days are getting better and better...

However, the status of this "big animal" in work was soon challenged - machines appeared! A machine like this can work 24 hours a day, 365 days a year without eating, drinking, sleeping, and it can work right away without having to be born, raised, or taught! So in front of machines, the previous "big animals" became less important...

So the family began to have a headache: machines are much better than animals, so machines must Replace the "big animals" in work! But what to do with these idle "big animals"? Kill and eat meat? He is a good person who worked for us even when we were in the most difficult time. There is no credit but hard work! It's so inhumane to kill just because you want to! ! !

But at this moment, these "big animals" suddenly spoke! Gave this family a "surprise"!

With a docile personality, humaneness, the ability to speak, and many talents...the family really couldn't bear to throw away such a good animal. Anyway, the family had accumulated a lot of savings over the years, so they simply gave it to the "big animal". Animals “become pets for the family!”

The first few years were good. This "new pet" would tease this and make noise at home. When guests came, they would sing and dance to make them happy... There was someone at home. There was a family separation, but he still stood firmly on the owner's side and bit the "unfilial son" hard. When the owner went out to fight, he still stayed on the side and acted like a dog to fight with others... so the owner liked it very much! Family rules have also been specially promulgated to protect it! In addition, I gave it a corner of the house as a nest!

But as time went by, this "animal" became more and more dissatisfied. Now he wanted this, and now he wanted that old-fashioned food endlessly. The owner didn't say anything, but he was already getting annoyed. One day, this guy ran directly to his owner and said: I am also an equal member of this family. I want to enjoy exactly the same rights as you in this family, and I also want an equal share of the family's property!

At this time, the owner didn't say anything. He just walked back to the room silently and took out the whip he used to whip him to work. He turned around and slapped him hard on the back! While beating and scolding: I give you food and clothing, but you dare to ask me for property!

Now that the story is over, I believe everyone can understand the metaphor of the story! In the view of the core ruling group in the United States, the United States is a country developed and built by white people, and white people are the well-deserved masters of the United States! Other races are just "tool people" introduced in the process of building and developing the United States.

A "big animal" and a "tool" are about to become the master! ? This is a sign of a lack of whipping!

However, after reading this, I believe someone will refute - you fart! Black people are obviously one of the masters of the United States. Many celebrities and even the president can be black! Don't worry, there's another story... Black "White"

This girl is black, but she is "white" - Sarah Rector (March 3, 1902 July 22, 1967), an African-American who was known as the "World's Richest Black Girl" or "Millionaire Girl" at the time. When she was born, the U.S. government forcibly gave her 160 acres of barren wasteland that couldn't even grow grass, and then charged her $30 in taxes every year! Poor Sarah had to rent land to Standard Oil Company for drilling in order to pay taxes, and oil was discovered under the land!

So Sarah suddenly became rich! But she is black! How can a black man be rich! As a result, the local court had no choice but to declare Sarah to be white!

The incident was such a big deal that the "Chicago Defender" reported that "white people were so shocked by the young girl's vast wealth" that they declared her white. "Despite having all the characteristics of a black person, she had too much money, so she could only be white." "This is an old idea of ??white people that every time a black person achieves anything in science or literature, some white people think Declare them white."

Got it?

In fact, regarding the true status of black people in the United States, I will use two black people with the highest status in American history to illustrate:

Everyone knows this person, the first black person in American history. The black "general commander" proves the status of black Americans! But...he has nothing to do with black people except for the black spots, because he is a Jew, his father is a Jew, and his mother is half-Jewish...

And this Position: Former US Secretary of State Colin Luther Powell, who was born in the military and had the highest military rank of four-star general. He later became President Bush's Secretary of State. He is also "black"!

But like the former "General", except for the black spots (his skin color is not too dark), he has nothing to do with black people! He is of German origin, which can be seen from the name "Colin Luther Powell", and the Colin family is definitely a powerful family in the US military! There have been three Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff! Summary

If we want "equal rights" for black Americans and white people! ?

You can try to have "equal rights" with your pets at home first! Now that we’ve done it, we’re talking about something else!

Black Americans generally refer to African Americans. Those who came to the United States in the early days were not immigrants, but were plundered and trafficked to the United States. When they arrived in the United States, there was no country like the United States. , they were captured in the United States in the 16th century. It has a history of more than 400 years, and the United States was only founded 243 years ago. In order to answer the question, we first review the changes in the status of black Americans: In 1776, when the United States became independent, there was a famous "Declaration of Independence" and the "Statue of Liberty" that flaunted American democracy, human rights, and freedom. It is that declaration. The broken handcuffs and shackles under the feet represent freedom, equality and independence. Regarding the social status of black Americans, the torch in the hands of the "Statue of Liberty" obviously cannot shine on black people, and they are still discriminated against.

Before the independence of the United States, black people were enslaved for more than two hundred years. Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, who promulgated the Emancipation Proclamation in 1865, was assassinated. At this time, 89 years had passed since the independence of the United States; Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation also lost its effect when he was assassinated; 103 years later, in 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King, leader of the American black civil rights movement, was assassinated while he was delivering his famous "Emancipation for Blacks" in front of the Lincoln Memorial. "I Have a Dream" by Power; today, 53 years after Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated, the United States is undergoing a black march against racial discrimination; four hundred years later, in a world under the label of democracy, freedom, and human rights In the dominant United States, black people are still discriminated against. No, the word discrimination is obviously not rigorous enough. The white police represent the legal system and government power. They can shoot black people at will. This is not discrimination, but slavery; then, in another 20 years, black people can Can we obtain the human rights that the United States exaggerates? cannot! Why?

First of all: Discrimination against black people in the United States has become a social trend. Even though many non-black people in the United States participated in the anti-racial discrimination march, this move is just a sign of compassion, which everyone has. The United States has a long historical tradition of discriminating against black people. Black people themselves existed in the United States as slaves. The law to emancipate black people in the United States was later than that in other Western countries, although President Lincoln promulgated the "Emancipation Proclamation" before 1865 ( France and other countries earlier), however, during World War II, black people were still discriminated against, and the Air Force did not recruit black people. Later, they were allowed to fight, but they were not reused. Do you remember the movie "Red Tail"? It is about black pilots in the US military. African Americans did not have freedom and equal status before World War II. From around 1950 to 1970, African Americans began to appeal to the courts to obtain equal and free human rights treatment, and took to the streets to hold demonstrations and protests. Dr. Martin Luther King was one of them. A famous civil rights activist. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was forced to pass, but it did not include important protections that civil rights leaders fought for, including provisions against police brutality and an end to employment discrimination against people of color in private industry. It can be seen from this that there is no legal guarantee for the violent law enforcement of black people by the American police and the equal employment of black people. It is not difficult to understand why the American police are so violent towards black people and why black people have low wages and no good jobs.

Second, American wealth is controlled by financial groups. Most of them are supporters of white supremacy. Who are capitalists? Obtain maximum benefits with minimum effort. Black wages are only a fraction of white people's. The income of a black family is about a fraction or even one-tenth of that of a white family. Moreover, many jobs that white people do not want to do are done by black people. , and the wages are low. Capitalists are happy with this. They are the elite class in the United States and control American policies. This is why it is so difficult for the United States to enact a law that improves the status of black people. In 2020, the death of a black man due to violent law enforcement by a white police officer caused unrest. What did the U.S. government do? Not a word was said to appease the emotions of black people, not even a word. And they used the military. As a result, there were one after another incidents of police violence against black people, and even fired several shots at unarmed black people. It is hard to believe that this kind of thing happened in a country that always flaunts human rights and accuses other people of human rights every day. U.S. Why the police are so bold is obviously due to the partiality of the forces behind the scenes. This force is the US government and the capital power group.

Discrimination against black Americans is deeply rooted in the United States and has become a natural trend. Discrimination against black people involves education, employment, tolerance, respect, etc. The status of black people in the United States has become secularized and has become Of course, this idea has formed a kind of political consciousness from the president of the United States to ordinary white people. To solve the equal treatment of black people, we need to comprehensively solve it from the aspects of children, education, housing, employment, welfare, etc. This cannot be done with just words. It requires huge investment, tens of millions of black people, and at the same time, Competition with white people for jobs appears, causing new conflicts. It is precisely because of this that American politicians are unwilling to touch this hot potato and would rather stay in office.

Therefore, the question asks, can equal treatment of black people be solved in 20 years? This is something that American politicians would never even think about. How can we set a time limit for them? The protests of black people today will still be happening 20 years later. However, judging from the path that black people took to fight for equal freedom, from filing complaints in court, to protesting on the streets, to riots, if this continues, it will be armed resistance in 20 years. It is in line with the development path. In any case, if black people don’t take action, no one will give them equal freedom in vain!

If black people pursue equality of results, they may not be able to catch up with white people in another two hundred years.

If black people are pursuing equality of opportunity, then this equality has already been achieved.

We cannot deny the inequality of causes and processes just because of the inequality of results.

It is true that black people in the United States are poorer than white people. More people are receiving relief. More people are in jail. But Latinos and Asians, not to mention Chinese and Indians among Asians, are also wealthier than them. Do these ethnic groups receive more care than black people?

Absolutely not.

Asians are complaining about political correctness in the United States. Because policies favor black people, Asians feel that the number of places to enter prestigious schools has been greatly reduced. So there were many protests.

So for today’s situation, black people should look for the reasons from themselves.

Slavery and apartheid are indeed evil. It does affect black people as well.

However, slavery has been abolished for more than 150 years, and segregation has been abolished for more than 60 years. It is still attributed to the unfair treatment of black people today. Very far-fetched.

When some economists studied poverty in the United States, they found that single-parent families are several times more likely to fall below the poverty line than two-parent families. This is true for every ethnic group. Blacks have a larger population below the poverty line, which plays a large part.

Because one grows up in a single-parent family, one is more likely to fall into poverty, is more likely to be addicted to drugs, and has fewer opportunities to receive a good education, thus forming a vicious cycle.

Does the US government need to issue regulations that black people are not allowed to divorce?

Also, this ethnic group is naturally optimistic and casual.

A black talk show actor once said: "There are many rich black people, but not many people with wealth. O'Neal and many sports superstars are rich, but we cannot say that they have wealth." Those who can make money need to be wealthy; those who can buy wine and cars are called money."

What can you do if your nature is like this?

Of course all this will change over time. The situation of black people today is not worse than before, but better. There have been summaries of black secretaries of state and black people. This was unimaginable a few decades ago.

Being black does not mean being poor, hopeless, or oppressed. Everything depends on themselves. Black people in the United States, like black people in other countries, are not very hard-working. A considerable number of them live by having children and receiving welfare benefits. I think it is difficult for them to achieve equality.

Objectively speaking, black people are not only not hard-working, but also generally not smart, and they are not active in work and study. I think it is very difficult for black people as a group to make a big difference in the United States.

The ancestors of black people in the United States were captured by white slave owners and worked as slaves in the Americas. They were engaged in various manual labor, especially planting cotton, and they were also stained with blood and tears.

Later, after the Civil War, the slaves were emancipated, but black people still suffered from discrimination for more than a hundred years, and little has changed to this day. White people's view of black people is that they are lazy, stupid, and rely on having children for welfare.

Many black people do not work. Of course, due to low education and social discrimination, it is difficult for them to find glamorous, high-paying, decent jobs. They all do dirty, tiring, and poorly paid manual labor. Many black people don't value their work. They spend three days fishing and two days drying nets. Black people in Africa hope to be paid a daily salary and a weekly salary, that is, they work for one day, go home to eat, drink and have fun, and come back to work after they have spent their money.

Black people in the United States are better off than those back home in Africa, but they are not hard-working either. There is no comparison between black people and white people, and there is no comparison with Chinese people who work for more than ten hours a day!

Low academic qualifications and not studying seriously.

The IQ of black people is not high, with an average of only 80, while the IQ of Chinese is 105, and that of white people is about 98.

Therefore, the performance of black children in school is very poor.

And because the parents of black people often have poor economic conditions, they can only send their children to public schools with low fees. Teachers in public schools do not dare to offend black people. They just go to class and go to work just to have fun. They have to eat and leave after get off work, so the general performance of black people is extremely poor. Because of low IQ and poor grades, it is more difficult to find a high-paying job. If the income is low, the children will go to public schools, thus forming a vicious cycle.

Most African Americans are more casual, and teenage black men and women may have children. Then the young black man disappears, and the black girl gives birth to the child and goes to collect a dole.

The black girl will have a few more children, and then she will be able to live on the welfare of these children.

The father of the child does not care, let alone raise these children, so it is common for single mothers to raise a few children and then rely on welfare benefits for the rest of their lives. The subject said that it is basically impossible for black people to improve their economic strength and strive for equal rights with white people in the United States. For the above reasons, it is unlikely that black people can obtain equal rights through fair and aboveboard means!

Qingyan came to answer.

I think it is entirely possible.

As far as I know, German-Americans have the largest number of Americans, accounting for about 15. Irish Americans ranked second, accounting for about 10.8%. African Americans ranked third, accounting for approximately 8.8%. British Americans are fourth, accounting for about 8.7%. Mexican Americans account for about 6.5, Italian Americans account for about 5.8, Polish Americans account for about 3.2, and French Americans account for about 3. African Americans make up a large proportion of the U.S. population.

A black man violently smashed a police car

Americans’ rejection of African Americans comes more from fear.

Cannot deny it. African Americans have indeed been treated unfairly for a long time in American history. But to be honest, today's American society has undergone great changes. The phenomenon of public discrimination and insult against black people has become an exception and is not a common phenomenon. Today's white Americans' rejection of black people comes more from fear. When poor lives cannot be improved, desires cannot be satisfied. For people at the lower levels of society, it will become inevitable to take risks in order to gain wealth, and crime will be inevitable. The crime rate of African-American immigrants in the United States, who are at the bottom of society, is even more frightening. Coupled with the proliferation of guns in the United States, both white police officers and black police officers are very scared and even hysterical when facing criminal suspects. It is not an isolated case for American police officers to be directly shot and killed by black suspects while enforcing the law.

African American families living in prosperity

African American homeless people living in poverty

In the United States, all African Americans are usually collectively referred to as the African American ethnic group in the United States. Although such a rough division can unite the political power of black people, I think it is not very appropriate. Because this will greatly expand the upper and lower lines of the African American community. There are many high-income black American families whose family atmosphere is no different from that of white people.

Their children have also received good education, are engaged in decent jobs, and have very high incomes. Low-income black families in the United States often fall to the bottom of society. With their level of education, they can generally only work in relatively low-end industries, and their incomes are generally not high. American society is a purely competitive society, and competition between people is very fierce. The middle class and above in the United States generally spend a lot of money to send their children to prestigious schools (aristocratic schools) to receive higher-quality education starting from elementary school. As for children of low-income black families in the United States, it is difficult for their children to even maintain their education. Coupled with the influx of African-American immigrants into the United States in modern times, some of their backward habits in Africa have not completely faded away. Carpe diem, enjoyment, low education, and high crime rate have become their labels. This has led to two completely different attitudes towards black people in American society: tolerance, sympathy and extreme rejection.

The charismatic Barack Hussein Obama

According to my friends who have returned to China: In the United States, the status of black people is not as bad as people think.

In the United States, many black people have received higher education and have achieved world-renowned achievements. Nobel Prize winner Toni Morrison is a famous African-American female writer who graduated from Howard University. Charles Drew, the inventor of the clinical blood bank who saved countless lives, was an African-American doctor.

In the American entertainment industry: black celebrities already account for half of the industry. The late famous African-American singer Whitney Houston won the Grammy Music Award, the highest American music award, many times. She conquered countless fans with her heavenly voice, the vast majority of whom were white. The famous American director, actor, and producer Denzel Washington is also an African-American. He has won the highest American film award, the Academy Award for Best Actor, twice.

In the American sports world: black people are in the dominant class. Among the NBA superstars are Michael Jordan, nicknamed "Flying Man", Kobe Bryant, nicknamed "Black Mamba", and O'Neal, nicknamed "Shark". The most successful golfer is Edric Tiger Woods, known as "Tiger Woods". Tennis dominator Serena Williams is known as "Serena Williams". They are all black Americans, but this does not prevent them from having many white fans.

In American politics: The famous African-American politicians Colin Luther Powell and Condoleezza Rice once served as Secretary of State of the U.S. Department of State, and Barack Hussein Obama once served as The 44th President of the United States. During his eight years in office, annual household income in the United States recorded the largest increase in U.S. history in 2016. After he left office as President of the United States, Obama was still loved and respected by the American people.

A large number of white people participated in the march against "racial discrimination" and "police brutality".

During the demonstrations triggered by the "white policeman fired seven consecutive shots, paralyzing the African-American man Jacob Blake", not only black people were "opposing racial discrimination", but many, many white Americans were also He then took to the streets to show his support. It can be seen that in American society, discrimination against black people only exists in the hearts of a few people. More Americans view black Americans with an attitude of tolerance and friendliness.

The legal status of blacks and whites in the United States is inherently equal. Inequality exists in the hearts of a small number of white Americans. If we want white Americans to accept black Americans from their hearts, it is completely impossible to rely on demonstrations and protests. If black Americans want to change the situation of long-term discrimination, they need to work hard and use their strength to get out of the bottom of society. Every time one more black family enters the middle class or even the upper class in America, the discrimination faced by black Americans decreases. Twenty years is enough time for black Americans to create their own elite generation, change white people's prejudice against black people, and strive for the same equal rights as white people. No matter you are black or white, as long as you have strength, you will be respected by others.

I am just answering this question from my own perspective and have no bias against anyone. People all over the world are equal.

If you ask this question, black Americans will tear you apart first. What they want is preferential treatment, not equal rights.

For example, you only need one ticket to go to Africa, but black Americans would rather demonstrate in the United States than immigrate to Africa. Don’t they know that there is no discrimination in Africa? But when they go to Africa, who will provide them with benefits and enjoy various preferential treatment in employment, education and welfare?

The United States cannot do either of the above situations! Equality is hard to achieve! 3. Armed confrontation, so as to achieve peaceful and equal appearance! This situation is also very slim! Obama has been president for many years, but there has been no improvement in the treatment of black people! "White first" has penetrated into the bones of the white ruling class in the United States and is difficult to change!

The history of African Americans is longer than that of the United States. It cannot be realized in a long time, and 20 years is insignificant. A dream is always a dream! Reality will never allow it! Black people have no ability to overthrow the status quo of white rule! Everything is what Martin and Luther King said, I have a dream!

What black Americans are asking now is: Don’t kill us! Reality is crueler than dreams! The living space is gradually shrinking, and life can end at any time! Demanding equality is even worse! Where there is oppression, there is resistance! Black Americans can only take up arms to fight for equal rights for themselves! There is no other way! Only by holding the barrel of a gun can you have the right to speak!

During this black protest, there were slogans such as "No science education in universities, it is too difficult, and it is making things difficult for black people...".

Marginalizing oneself in this way, the idea of ??stupidity has gained a lot of support. How can such a nation, passed down from generation to generation, reach the top and be respected by others?