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An End to the Race Card?

Asked by NigelRocks in Politics

Well, the votes are in and Obama has won. I consider this a sad day, but I see a silver lining in the cloud.

When the Red-sox won their recent world-series over the Yankees, I was disappointed as a Yankee fan. The up side, however, is that there was no more excuse for Boston fans with this "curse of the Babe" crap. From then on, the Sox had to accept their wins as wins and their losses as losses.

Likewise, the election of an African-American to the presidency should deal a lethal blow to the victim mentality of that particular ethnic group. Is it really valid in this day and age to hear a black person claiming that "the white man" is keeping him down when we have a black man in the White House? Do the billy-club-wielding Black Panthers really have a case anymore?

While a black president unfortunately won't bring an end to racism, it should put a huge dent in racial manipulation. I can only hope that white Americans can finally let go of their blinding white guilt and get on with voting for candidates based on their actual credentials.