Still And Too Often

Too often fear has been used to keep us apart.  It’s the fear of the unknown.  That’s what segregation created and built up over time.  We spent so much time hating each other that we never stopped to realize that most black people and white people just want the same things in life.
Now that we’re no longer legally separated by race, we’re separated by money.  So we still don’t live together;  we still don’t get to see the best qualities we each have to offer.
—    Charles Barkley
From his book:  “Who’s Afraid Of A Large Black Man?“
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On This Day In:
2022	A Duty To Disobey
2021	Vote NO In The California Recall
	On And On (Don’t Stop Believin’)
2020	The Importance You Can Have
	Slow Dancin’ (Let’s Get It On)
	Trump Reaffirms His Administration Is The Cause Of West Coast Wildfires
2019	A Lifestyle
	Day 16: Cheat Day
2018	The Children Are Our Future (The Greatest Love Of All)
2017	And Three
2016	Nine Parts Mystery
2015	Little Or No Common Ground
2014	Just Between Me
2013	Beyond The Strings
2012	Saving The Union
2011	Still And Too Often

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