hanimmal
Well-Known Member
I decided to watch the new show "Watchmen" on HBO and was caught off guard with the opening scene:
Turns out it was highly accurate in showing the Tulsa Race Riots (Greenwood Massacre is another name of it) in 1921. Where the white people completely destroyed a vibrant wealthy black neighborhood in Tulsa Oklahoma.
Turning it into a war zone that completely leveled the 35 blocks that the community was in.
10k black homeless from this at least 300 black people thrown into mass graves from this.
So to anyone that thinks studying reparations is a bad idea I would just say that things our government allowed white people to do to the minorities of our country have led to the severe difference in our ability to have a chance at what is the American dream until far too recently. Helping our fellow countrymen and women improve their lives does not hurt the rest of the people, it would actually help us all.
Turns out it was highly accurate in showing the Tulsa Race Riots (Greenwood Massacre is another name of it) in 1921. Where the white people completely destroyed a vibrant wealthy black neighborhood in Tulsa Oklahoma.
Turning it into a war zone that completely leveled the 35 blocks that the community was in.
10k black homeless from this at least 300 black people thrown into mass graves from this.
So to anyone that thinks studying reparations is a bad idea I would just say that things our government allowed white people to do to the minorities of our country have led to the severe difference in our ability to have a chance at what is the American dream until far too recently. Helping our fellow countrymen and women improve their lives does not hurt the rest of the people, it would actually help us all.