I honestly think that some Black people take it a bit too far just because they were slaves, and oppressed for so long. They take the extra inch after inch after inch. And I kid you not in every setting I have seen in which they are "Wrongly accused, the first words out of their mouth is 'its 'cause I'm black ain't it?' ". I mean no stereotype, but this is just what I have seen.

Furthermore, other races as well have been oppressed, and they do not make claim after claim, stating oppression, ie, mostly Native-Indian Americans (If you don't know an example, you should go back to High School, and Asians (Railroads). I know not any instances of Asians claiming that they have been mistreated, and I can only think of one of the Native Americans, in which a certain baseball team was involved.

One more thing... If you ration the number of black people to white people with the population of the USA and prison, you'll see that black people out number 3-to-1 I believe? So what does that say about the integrity, motivation, and ideals of African Americans?

And Quite frankly, I think African Americans is a terrible euphemism. It sounds so resentful.