I respect what you said ANTHEIA, we are all different, and the beauty is we are all Americans, and we have many things that also brings us unity, one was the flag. I have 3 Hispanic sons, they are Americans first, even when someone treats them with disrespect, whether it be racially or otherwise. They faced it before, I certainly did in prison where this issue is magnified many times. 

When I was young, I remember the race riots, the assassinations, the war protests and it was probably the closest this nation every came to breaking. Much has changed today, and much more is still left to be done. I would like to believe we learned something through the years, that one day, which I won't see, the dream of Dr. King will be realized. 
 

My stepdad used to say that he'd never live to see a Black man be president, he was right he died, but I live to see it. I didn't vote for him, but it still gave me a small glimmer of hope. Had Ms. Obama ran, I don't think we'd have a Mr. Trump.