". . . racists, white supremacists and old-school
segregationists are feeling emboldened . . so, too, have the bigots felt more
comfortable coming out of the woods."
This quote from Keith Richburg's article is
nonsense, meant only to intimidate. What we have here are two different
peoples (one identifying with its European, the other with its African
heritage), under massive social, political and economic pressure form the
STATE (which condemns dissidents as "racists " and "bigots "),
to pretend that they are ONE.
Many white (i.e. European) Americans (far more than
will admit it - even to themselves, perhaps) are uncomfortable with a black
president, because, being a tribal animal as much a social one, they do not
identify with him fully as one of their own, anymore than African Americans,
as a rule, identify with European Americans as their own.
The race issue exposes the contradiction between
STATE and NATION, which the former falsely claims to represent.
In the "Land of the Free" it's time the
people started organizing themselves, into their nations of choice, instead of
allowing the state to impose a single American identity on them. America
should work towards reorganizing itself, peacefully and
grassroots-democratically, into the United Nations of America.