Do We Need Black History Month?

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  1. ohhh morgan freeman i love you so much…but i just cannot agree with this sentiment. i have less contention with the black history month issue – that i could go either way on – but ending racism by not talking about it? no no, i do not think that will work. in fact, i think quite the opposite is true. perhaps we need to reassess the way we talk about race, but certainly we need to talk about it. i much prefer attourney general holder’s assertion that we need to talk about it more – and from a more varied spectrum of perspectives, rather than just extremes (http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/02/18/holder.race.relations/index.html?eref=rss_topstories). in fact, i find myself excoted, almost giddy, at the prospects of what it means for a man with this point of view to be in the position of attourney general. is that foolish/overly optimistic/ignorant/geeky?

    jessie

    19 Feb 09 at 10:18 am

     

  2. True True.

    I don’t think you’re “foolish/overly optimistic/ignorant/geeky” at all – I’m definitely excited by the idea of being challenged as a nation on race as an issue, especially by an attorney general.

    Def. think you’re right about the opposite of Morgan Freeman’s “let’s not talk about it” being true – dude just seems exhausted by the idea of being defined by race, and caring about it. But that’s kind of what I was saying – we need black history month to keep the discussion alive, since it would seemingly be overlooked otherwise. That, and we don’t live in a post racial society, yet.

    Maybe our grandkids won’t have a special month for black / women’s history [now that’s “overly optimistic”].

    orangemenace

    19 Feb 09 at 9:02 pm

     


 

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