This Website Will Present Information
Designed To Abolish Racial Division
And Unite American Citizens
as One People.
The Adage
"The Truth Shall Set You Free"
Is Approprate Here.
Americans have been polarized into stereotypical "Races" rather than being acknowledged as individual citizens with individual attributes, aspirations and backgrounds.
Half Truths and Misleading Information, often on purpose, has contributed to social resentment and animosity which is weakening America and making it venerable to internal and external threats.
As an indication of the misunderstanding, we face together as Americans, we begin by challenging some of the misconceptions about slavery in early America, first as an example of the misunderstanding, then as an incentive to reexamine other half truths and misleading information that ferment division among citizens.
Then we expose the false concept of "Race" that was imposed on certain people without any scientific validity along with the early effects of Culture that has to be overcome and remediated to help bring us together as a united people.
When we all realize and understand the Truth presented in this Website, we can begin to join together as unique individuals United in the appreciation of what America can be for All as a united people.
Did You Know
These Facts
About Slavery
In America?
Did you know
that the First Official
Slave Owner
in America was Black*?
In 1651, Anthony Johnson owned
250 acres, and the services of four white
and one black indentured servants.
Did you know
that Africans that came
to America would have likely been killed had they
remained in Africa?
Over 20 million Africans were captured by other
Africans to sell into slavery. Of that number,
over 10 million died on their way to be sold
on the African shore. Those not sold
were kill by their African captors.
Did you know
Africans became rich
selling other Africans
into slavery
and controlled the
African slave trade?
..."Slavery was not completely foreign
to Africa because the institution already existed
prior to the arrival of Europeans. Ultimately, it
does not seem possible that the Transatlantic
Slave Trade would have existed on such
a large scale without the complicity of the
powerful African Nations that dominated
the African interior and benefited
from the Trade.
(See Article for Reference)
Did you know that a large percentage of Blacks*
Owned Slaves?
"...the percentage of free black slave owners
as the total number of free black heads of
families was quite high in several states,
namely 43 percent in South Carolina, 40
percent in Louisiana, 26 percent in
Mississippi, 25 percent in Alabama
and 20 percent in Georgia.
(CLICK LINK BELOW TO VIEW ARTICLE}
Did you know
that White* People also
suffered from Slavery?
“Who wants to be reminded that half — perhaps as many as two-thirds —
of the original American colonists
came here, not of their own free will,
but kidnapped, shanghaied,
impressed, duped, beguiled,
and yes, in chains? …we tend to
gloss over it… we’d prefer to forget
the whole sorry chapter.”
Quote from an article by Elaine Kendall
published by the Los Angeles Times
on September 1, 1985
Did You Know
That Race
Is Not Real!
It Was Simply Made Up
To Divide Humans
And Justify Slavery
If You
Did Not Know
These Facts,
Ask Yourself
'Why'
?
Politicians and Opportunists
Have Promoted Racial Division
Over The Years
To Gain Control,
Wealth
and Status.
Much Of What
We Americans
(Black* & White*)
Have Been
Told and Taught
About Racial Division
in Our Nation
Has Been Misrepresented
And Revised to Promote
Our Division as A People.
As A Result, Today,
We All Stand Divided
In Civil Conflict
At the Threshold of Decline
As A Prosperous and Free Nation.
Our Adversaries,
Such As China,
Grow Stronger As We Grow
Weaker From Internal Division.
Eventually,
If We Do Not Change,
We Will All Be United and Equal
In Poverty and Despair.
Note
from the book's author,
Waylon Allen:
"It seems to me
that not knowing
these facts
is part of the reason
for such division
and resentment
today in our nation."
(Regarding The Terms
Black*, "Brown*, *White People...etc.}
* While I do not subscribe to this
term, unfortunately it is necessary,
at this time, in order to
communicate in todays
race based vernacular.