The Politicization of 'Black History Month'

A lot of great information shared brother Dale. School at 114? Truly amazing and much learned, thank you.

Black History Month was first officially recognized in our nation’s bicentennial year, 1976, by Republican president Gerald Ford. He encouraged Americans to “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.” Indeed, in that era, those accomplishments were largely unrecognized if not intentionally neglected.

Unfortunately, in the decades since, Black History Month has been coopted by the Democrat Party’s legions of race-bait hate-hustlers, mostly suburban “white privilege” Demos who have enabled the degradation of Martin Luther King’s “dream” into a living nightmare.

What started as a good and noble effort to recognize achievements, has been spun into hyphenated-American political fodder. It is now a prop for the Demos’ promotion of their “systemic racism” lie. Some leftist race-baiters have even asserted that because Black History Month is February, the shortest month of the year, that is evidence of “systemic racism.”

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