[Curious1]

For all white people out there, when you learn about what your ancestors did and how they've treated others because of something so insignificant (i.e. race, religion, sexual preferences) how does that make you feel? To know that your ancestors created racism and slavery of another human. And why are white people so ignorant of other races? as if living around another race would be such a huge step and change in their lives? And how does it feel to not have a culture to look back upon? Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, Malcolm X and Nelson Mandela all came to the spotlight and are cheered for their contributions to society because of white people being racist and full of hate. How does that make you feel, when you were in school learning about it or even nowadays?

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Name : Curious1, City : Boston, State : MA Country : United States, 

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