So if you wish to pick and chose from history that which supports your opinion, lease note that there is much more than George Wallace and Dixiecrats, there was much more going on whose remnants remain today.
Many Black people like Mr. Farrakan, a extremely educated man, one who was immersed early on in the refined areas of society, also an accomplished violinist among many talents, knew this as he sought to free his people from those chains, give them the pride of liberty over their own destiny and future. Mr. Farrakan is a racist in the view of many, but even as a charismatic anti-Semitic, he saw the psychological chains of slavery being put on his people. 
Many Blacks who are not racists arealso now realizing looking at their own people, especially the high murder rate which constitutes the majority of murders in America, the chains of poverty has become not only a means of generational enslavement, but a genocide of their own people, as they speak out.