Mass killings by some white men will continue until America acknowledges a new reality.

egberto

6 years ago

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I have watched friends, young white men who I know very well change. I have watched older white men make statements recently that shocked me. And there is a reason.

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White men are being used by the plutocracy to continue an unsustainable economic model.

This morning I got a Facebook message from a man who listens to my show, Vince Bejarano. He pointed me to a comment he wrote on the video Dr. Eddie Glaude did on MSNBC.

I read the comment. It was not just a comment. It was an essay with a necessary narrative. It spoke about America remaining under dark clouds until like the Germans, we acknowledge what we have done over the years.

It tied in perfectly with this show which is based on a conversation I had in Starbucks this morning with an older white woman, one of my mentors about the state of our country and what is going on with the constancy of mostly white men using guns in mass killings.

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