And if we the blacks can learn just one thing from the over 400 years of struggling to fight to find our place in this world, both at home and away. Is that, where there are people, there is power.  The power that is sleeping solemnly and waiting to be awakened. 

Should that be the case? 

Should it be a spark of event that triggers us to contribute to the struggle of the black race? 

Should we take the approach of Fred Hampton who fearlessly violently and non-violently advocate for the freedom and equality of the black race, 

Or maybe the methods of our great brother Malcolm, how about Mohammad Ali, who broke barriers through his career, Dr, King? Jordan? Douglass? Baldwin? Angelou?  Obama? Lewis? Rosa Parks? 

The point here is that each one of the millions of Afro Africans who have fought for the identity of the black race has taken an action purely us of love, and a strong desire to make a change.  

Where do I Fit In? 

WHERE DO YOU FIT IN?