In Support of Segregation: Civil Rights Societies
The current civil rights societies
do not constitute a civil rights movement. Rather they are largely accepting
of the current system of segregation and work on small changes to get better
results for their membership.
They are actually very supportive of the liberal status quo where the government
gives out goodies on the base of race in order to keep the various minority
members and support groups relatively contented. The problem is that most
of these societies are largely accepting of this situation. Proof of this
is their actions in censoring anyone dissenting from the current multicultural
segregationist system.
Actually, nothing proves the similarity
of blacks and whites more than the similar selfish and status quo actions
of both black and white so-called liberals.
We have tried to get so-called civil rights activists interested in supporting
a new civil rights movement with little success. They are much too happy
with the current degree of segregation.