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Blacks must be controlled at all costs but to stop "crime in the streets". For every conceivable act to justify this 1984 thinking, there exists a euphemism to disguise it.

Racism was officially discovered by the former governor of Illinois, Otto Kerner, and the commission he headed in 1968. The startling "discovery" of racism was in keeping with a long tradition in American history begun in 1492 when Christopher Columbus "discovered America, comparable to thinking of Sitting Bull as having discovered Washington. In view of the fact that the nation had successfully ignored, discredited and condemned those blacks (and the very few whites) who had previously labeled the United States racist, the seriousness with which the essentially white, ruling class Kerner Commission's charges were taken was itself an interesting relfection of racism. Social problems are not taken seriously in the United States until sanctified by that segment of the system which creates.