Promise & The Capability For Change

Share buttons on list preview Our U.S.is the promise land. I say this because our laws evolve with our social intelligence and maturity. In today’s age, it gives the average citizen the capability to achieve almost anything desired within the realms of lawful activities. You can be the biggest winner or loser, financially free or poverty stricken, moral or ill-moral, healthy, or unhealthy, productive or destructive, self-destructive or counterproductive. This is owed to the citizens of the United States. This promise. Now although, we might not always start at the same point based off psychographics and demographics, including racial factors, bad family names, or associates or some other external uncontrollable variable, According to our laws, we still have an opportunity to accomplish our life desires or lifestyles. Our government enhances this probability to the greatest degree, it deems appropriate.

So to get to the point, we as African-American’s are not taking full advantage of our resources. Our promise owed! The "social contract.” We have paid with blood to get this promise for all none Anglo-Saxon American’s. Where most all Non-White American’s are progressing and assimilating well into our society. While we have taken a step back, in some areas.