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Emmett Till Thesis

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We live in a wonderful society nowadays compared to what it was like, say 50 years ago. Blacks can walk down the street and get arrested merely for having a hood up! I mean it we are talking about the early 19th and 20th century, that's nothing compared to be being killed for just simply being black! Gladly we don't live in a society like Jesse Washington did; otherwise all blacks would constantly be strung up on poles and burned alive for crimes there was no proof they committed. Thank god we don't live in a society where lynching of blacks was a regular thing, and part of a white man's daily entertainment. I mean sure 91% of the people killed by police in Chicago in 2012 were black (“How Often”); sure blacks are incarcerated at nearly six …show more content…

Whites will no longer have to fear that a seemingly friendly black man or woman crossing the street is going to attack them and strip them of their money with no mercy. Whites can finally flash back to the so wonderful 19th century when pale skinned Europeans reigned supreme and blacks were nothing more than walking targets waiting to be murdered for talking to a white woman, or for not picking enough cotton. Coloreds like Emmett Till should have known they were never allowed to approach beautiful white women who were above him even at their lowest. There is possibly another solution that is far more ludicrous than simply wrangling up these beasts and containing them with Muslim terrorists. America actually starts treating those with colored skin like they are actually human and deserve equal treatment to the white rulers of this country. It is ridiculous to think treating blacks with equality would actually do anything; they’ll just start to believe they are actually equal to a white which clearly is a laughable topic. America doesn’t need to make blacks feel any more empowered than they are. With the feeling of equality comes trouble, they’ll threaten a white man’s very existence and livelihood. Never has a colored monkey been bright enough, or equal enough, to walk side by side with a white man in this

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