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by Peggy Butler
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I agree Peggy however we shouldn't only put our heads together but also our hearts. "If there is no enemy within, the enemy outside cannot hurt you." A personal note Peggy: Where have you been? busy working or what?Hi David: Nice to hear from you. As for me, I have been busy working, but I am resuming my article input on searchwarp, by submitting monthly, or more, if my schedule permits. Regarding the article, Black-on-Black violence is an issue that needs to be addressed now, but as people of color, we first have to admit there is a problem, and therein lies the tragedy. Happy Holidays
Peggy and excellent article for us all to ponder. Did it not take a black woman on a bus to stir people to action. As a white man I admire that woman who got up and said her piece in truth not cowardice. In my opinion the cowards do not have an answer. It demonstrates their true intentions. Yes, it is up to all of us to speak the truth about hate, greed, exploitation, abuse, killing no matter what the color, race, religion or whatever adn when required. It is all about human beings. Too bad that many it should reach will never get to read this. I must say that it is so sad how people can treat others regardless of who we are. Best wishes RTM
Robert: Your comments are right on the mark. Yes, the late Rosa Parks prompted the Civil Rights Movement, by refusing to give up her bus seat to a White passenger. Unfortunately, there are not many in the Black community who are willing to take a stance on Black-on-Black violence, with the exception of Bill Cosby and a few others who aren't afraid to stand up to the masses. Again, thank you for your kind comments and Happy Holidays
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