Agreed!!!! Thanks for saying that! I am from Tucson and have felt that way for a long time, however, I live in Houston (unfortunately), and I went to a party the neighbors were throwing and it was all black people... when my wife and I walked in half of them stared at us like we were the cops, those ones had BLM shirts on mostly or some form of black power clothing. I was a little drunk by then and I go “sorry for messing up your black panther party” and everyone starts laughing and goes back to playing games and talking.

It was a fun night, of course I didn’t have my Trump hat on or anything so they probably thought I was a liberal and ok with their stuff, but in reality I just always try to give ignorant people the benefit of the doubt and so I just had a good time and didn’t say anything about the obvious racism.

The funniest part was a girl there had a “Paper Chase” shirt on, and it was one of my favorite rap groups from the 90s “Do or Die”... I asked the girl if she knew who it was and she had no idea, she just said she is always chasing paper... so I put the music on and her and others loved it, and they were blown away this white guy knew more about rap music than they did... I wish I had had the words to talk to them about Trump at that time that’s for sure! This was pre Covid of course...

Long story short, I think there are some black folks out there that love the control, and feed off of racism. I have been racially targeted here in Houston many times, and it’s pretty sad, especially when they do it as if I have ever done anything wrong to them... I used to be an advocate of black people and fought for them whenever I could, but not anymore, they have to fight their own fight, I’ll just observe... they have to want to fix the problems and be honest with themselves before they can get off that never ending train of hate...