Hello Everyone,
I think it's safe to assume that for the majority of times in America, Black has equaled inferior. I'm wondering, when in your life did you first experience this, up close and personal?
Was it when your best little white friend in grade school had a slumber party and her parents said she couldn't invite you ... because you were black?
Was it much later in life, perhaps on your first job and you recognized that promotions and considerations didn't flow in your direction ... because you were black?
When did you first experience your "black skin" being held against you? Please share it.
Destee
I think it's safe to assume that for the majority of times in America, Black has equaled inferior. I'm wondering, when in your life did you first experience this, up close and personal?
Was it when your best little white friend in grade school had a slumber party and her parents said she couldn't invite you ... because you were black?
Was it much later in life, perhaps on your first job and you recognized that promotions and considerations didn't flow in your direction ... because you were black?
When did you first experience your "black skin" being held against you? Please share it.
Destee