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"Letter to My Son" (introduction (Part 1 (This is your country,…

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        I never wanted you to be twice as good as them, so much as I have always wanted you to attack every day of your brief bright life determined to struggle.
        
        Reality: "I am sorry that I cannot save you"
        
        Good wish: "I am ashamed that I made an error, knowing that our errors always cost us more."
        
        Our triumphs can never redeem this. Perhaps our triumphs are not even the point. Perhaps struggle is all we have.
        
        Social culture and people's ideology should be changed.
        
        Oppression to the black people is a govern tool, so they need to take responsibilities and save themselves.
        
        Reality is cruel: "I am ashamed that I made an error, knowing that our errors always cost us more."
        
        The terrible truth is that we cannot will ourselves to an escape on our own.
        
        Hope to the future generations.
        
        "That was true in 1776. It is true today" we need struggle. we need change
        
        They made us into a race. We made ourselves into a people.
        
        The racial concept is wrong. Education and culture spread this wrong concept.
        
        Back to the thesis: In America, it is traditional to destroy the black body—it is heritage.
        
        Race is a politically created division of people, as a weapon to govern the country.
        
        The two great divisions of society are not the rich and poor, but white and black.
      - Before I could escape, I had to survive, and this could only mean a clash with the streets.
        
        "No one survives unscathed" (in black community)
        
        Street culture: We would not stand for their anthems. We would not kneel before their God.
        
        White people's ignorance to the black community,enlarging the difference between the two worlds.
        
        How could they send us out into the streets of Baltimore, knowing all that they were, and then speak of nonviolence?
        
        The violence that undergirded the country
        
        Calls for equality.
    - - Dark history and tradition to oppress the black people
      - The fear of black people. abused violence.
      - Disappoint to the country, but have to find a way to live.
      - Crimes are common in black community, ruining the youth.