I'd love to see your academic sources on this.
Denial that our country's collective treatment of subgroups has been and continues to be problematic is a gigantic spotlight-wielding symptom of systematic issues.
I am not denying that our country hasn’t treated subgroups badly in the past. Just using that as some sort of excuse as to why someone either hasn’t succeeded or doesn’t have the opportunity to is ridiculous.
Systematic issues? Good grief. Ones who think like you are part of the problem. It seems you can
Always find an excuse for everything. I guess you think systemic racism is holding black people back. It’s the cause as to why they commit crime, can’t get an education or get a job right? It’s the reason for their single parent homes. There is always an excuse. Now it’s generational trauma.
So what happened hundreds of years ago somehow still reverberates with the black people today? That fits right into the silly society we live in. There is always an excuse. And when an excuse doesn’t really fit, you can always bring up either the race issue or systemic issues.
I guess people like Dr Daniel Hale Williams or Frederick McKinley Jones or Lewis Larimer all suffered from generational trauma. I guess Hank Aaron, Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Jerry Rice, Lawrence Taylor, Reggie White, Ray Lewis, Barry Sanders, Emmit Smith, Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlin, Dr Ben Carson, Samuel L Jackson, Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, Maxine Waters, Lori Lightfoot, Clarence Thomas, Thomas Sowell, Neil Degrasae Tyson, Morgan Freenman, Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis, Michael Jackson, Chuck Berry, Barry Gordy, Quincy Jones, Oprah, Jay Z, Tyler Perry, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Dr Dre, Snopp Dog. I guess all of them suffered generational trauma.
I guess Barack Obama definitely suffered from generational trauma right?