The Truth about America - Where Racism is LEGAL and Encouraged

UPDATED 09/09/2025:

The United States Supreme Court OK's racial profiling w/ Immigration Enforcement. the high court ruled that officers can use “apparent ethnicity" as a factor in targeting suspected immigrants. In other words, if you look, sound or appear to be an immigrant- THEY CAN ARREST AND DETAIN YOU.

DEFINING WOKISM

The term "woke" is being used to promote hate and division, yet it is a relevant term that describes the current state of America. There is nothing wrong with the word "woke" or what it represents. The word itself literally means to be "awake" or "aware." When you are sleeping at night, you are unaware of what is happening because you are asleep.

This is the exact opposite of being awake.

Racism is something people are still sleeping on. They are unaware of its historic track record, which is why they have difficulty explaining and admitted it still exists today. Sometimes people pretend as if they do not understand that people are mistreated just for what they look and sound like. This is one reason why the term "woke" is demonized and purported as a bad thing. The truth is that the more people become aware of something, the more likely they are to EXPOSE it, and such courage is a huge threat to those who control the game. Accountability is virtually non-existent, and the truth becomes buried. This is a classic bait and switch tactic used to manipulate the masses.

RACIST Origins

Over the weekend, there was a hate filled tragedy in Jacksonville, Fl. Innocent black people lost their lives for no reason other than being black. In much of the coverage, people said they were surprised such racist attacks still existed in 2023. Really? Racism began back in the early 1800's, and black folks were enslaved right up to the end of the civil war in 1865. Even though the civil war ended slavery, it did not end racism particularly within the education and corporate environments. Black people continued to be discriminated against while seeking work, and all learning and business opportunities. It was almost a hundred years later when The Civils Rights Act was passed, that made it illegal to disenfranchise minorities and women, a mere 59 years ago.

Some of us know people who are alive today, who lived to witness such atrocities. Like anything else, racism began with a thought. It is a mindset. Laws against racism only slightly deter people from participating in hateful rhetoric, however it does not change how folk feel in their head and heart.

RACISM TODAY

The truth is racism is alive and well in the United States and beyond. "AJ" Owens was shot and killed, after knocking on a white woman's door. Ahmaud Arbery was shot and killed after running through a white neighborhood. The people who shot him thought because he was running, he was a criminal so they hunted him down, shot and killed him. Two Tennessee law makers were expelled from the Tennessee House of Representatives for "disorderly conduct" when they protested against gun violence. Their white counterpart who also participated in the protest, was not expelled. Elijah McCain was violently detained by police after walking down the street from a store, when someone reported him as "sketchy". He died as a result of his injuries. A Chicago seventh grader was shot in the back, despite having his hands up and being unarmed. The police shot him anyway. The Chicago Police Department was investigated by the Department of Justice, who found that the department repeatedly engaged in illegal racial practices. Chicago, along with a dozen other police departments are now under federal watch. Florida, Arkansas, North Dakota, Mississippi, Texas and Virginia have all outlawed African American studies that teach about racism. These are only a handful of recent examples of racism, or racist behavior that continues to target the black community.

SOLUTIONS

Personally, I do not think racism, or prejudicialness will ever be eradicated in the United States, despite the progress that has been made. We are in 2023 and there still has never been:

• A Black Sports Commissioner

• A Black Scientist to win the Nobel prize

• A Black female Governor

• A Black female President

  
  

There will forever be people who will despise and mistreat others for the color of their skin irrespective of the advancements made. Even though The Civils Rights movement created opportunities for blacks, our freedoms are still relatively new when considering the larger picture. Racism has existed for thousands of years here in the USA. The key to making the world a better, safer place for minorities is to educate people and arm them with the truth regarding race. Pretending as if racism is a thing of the past is not only harmful it is also untrue. When will we "wake up" and be honest with ourselves about these uncomfortable truths? The Truth is the only defense to lies.

In the words of Al Sharpton:

Not every white person is racist. And not every black person is no good...

Thanks for reading!

RDW

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