What Problem?
"According to Gallup Polls taken in 1962-63, most White Americans believed that Black Americans were treated equally in regards to opportunities for jobs, schooling, and housing opportunities." Tim Wise, Colorblind One of the interesting dynamics in addressing racial and cultural reconciliation is that racial discrimination and prejudices are like hypertension. Many people would deny that they have a problem until the problem causes a catastrophe. Even in the midst of the civil rights struggles in the 1950's and 60's, where there was blatant and violent discrimmination, it was not uncommon for White Americans to completely ignore and deny injustice towards Black Americans. Our society has been sick for sometime and occasionally we treat the symptoms, hoping that the disease has gone away. Yet, the evidence of the underlying disorder, verified by test after test, born out in our pathologic performance, is denied. America, the grand experiment in...