This is something I suppose I didn't really give much thought to, black founders. When I say founders, I mean
founding fathers
of America. Most of my generation went to school learning about certain historical figures, such as
Paul Revere
or
Thomas Jefferson
. I remember reading that there was a black patriot that was killed at
Lexington
, where the opening shots started the
Revolutionary War
. Besides that one mention, there was never any other mention of African-Americans during that war and never again until about the time of the
Civil War
and
Fredrick Douglas
. Apparently there is much more to the story...
***DISCLAIMER*** This is shown on
Glenn Beck
's show, but without his usual hype. Give it a try.
Give it watch here
This is something I'm going to have to do more research on. This means that a lot of blacks/minorities were empowered in the past and it reduces the credibility of those that play the "
victim card
." Time to hit the books.
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