I am a white guy, married to a black professional lady (deceased), a graduate of HBCU/PBI Chicago State University, author of my memoir "A White Guy's Walk Through Black America" and my forthcoming book "Unmasking Black Racism in America," and author of 120 essays on race and racial matters today, living the life of an integrationist.
It’s time that leftists take their heads out of the sand. Whites are not the only group of people that can be racists. Black racism—racism against whites by blacks—is real, and “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) makes it worse. From birth through the first grade, I lived in Chicago Heights, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. […]
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As an integrationist, multiculturalist, and white man married to a highly educated black woman and the father of two biracial children, I deplore racism in all its forms—systemic, overt, and covert, from any race or color. Racism must be condemned universally, regardless of its source. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt declared during World War II, “We […]
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