@BillRM,
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We do not need courts or proof when it come to southern whites and claims related to racism as all southern whites are guilt of any such charges.
NOT all southern Caucasians are bigoted; there were a handful who were visible in the Civil Rights era; however, the vast majority of southern whites are racist as this is their culture. But to be just, all Americans are racist to one degree or another as racism is very much ingrained in the culture. From the beginning of the Europeans coming to this country and seeing brown people (Native Americans) who had a different culture and color, racism has been very much in evidence. Even more enhanced once the slave trade from African began. That others not white were inferior to European culture has predominated the cultural psyche of whites....America has been a bastion of white supremacy.
Racism is defined as "the belief that some races by nature are superior to others." Racism is the dividing factor of cultural unity. It is a disease that has plagued the deliverance of the integration of African Americans into the American culture. We are now in the twenty-first century and the same racial speculations effect us as "American citizens" as it did Black people in the post slavery era.
Blacks fight back against white racism and thus we complete the circle; like who is going to love their oppressor?! In the deep south racism is more demonstrable than in the North where there are other priorities, like making money, for instance. The sea change, election of the first African American dealt a blow to the psyche of many white Americans like a nuclear bomb! The second election of Obama has driven Red states into a panic and the decisison of Judge Robert to gut the VRA was just the tool whites needed in the south to obstruct voting by all African Americans. (This might have the opposite effect of mobilizing more and more blacks to vote, similar to 2012 when the efforts were tried to prevent them from voting.)
Education demand is improving in the South, but it is still a decade behind national averages.