There is systemic racism in this country and people of color are paying a terrible price because of it.

The elites who have instigated this moral crime deserve to be exposed for what they've done.

The sooner we call attention to them, the sooner we expose their regressive ideas, the sooner we live in a more just society.

No truth, no peace.

Here's how bad it is.

At Columbia University, black students have a separate graduation from white students.

In many other colleges, black students are encouraged to live in their own separate dorms.

Students in many New York City government schools are separated by color during the school year.

State governments put regulations in place that make it harder for minorities to start businesses.

A national museum declares hard work and ambition to be white values.

One of America's two major political parties assumes that many black people are incapable of obtaining a driver's license or an ID card.

In Oregon, black students are told that math is a white construct, all but guaranteeing failure in this essential skill.

In Baltimore, less than 10% of minority students can read at grade level, all but guaranteeing failure in this essential skill.

In Oakland, no student is allowed to get a D or an F.

Instead, everyone is simply promoted to the next grade, whether they know the material or not.

City councils demonize their own police departments, then vote to cut police budgets.

Crime and murder skyrocket, the victims are almost all minorities.

Prosecutors refuse to prosecute hardened criminals. Instead, they let the criminals back on the streets to prey on law abiding hardworking citizens, again, mostly black people.

That's only a few of many examples. It's shocking, but commonplace.

Every day in every major city, people of color are living in this oppressive patronizing environment.

These prejudices, literally prejudgments, make it more and more difficult for black people and other minorities to improve their lives, the very opposite of what the goal should be.

In other words, the very people claiming to have black peoples and minorities' best interest at heart are instituting the very policies and attitudes that are holding them back.

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