I Can't Say I Will Miss The Past 28 Days #BHM #black365

Wow, I can't believe it's almost over. The candle is burning down, the history books are being shelved, confetti cleared and the parade floats pushed back into storage to wait for another year, another February.

  It has been the usual 28 days,

• I've read praises about many of the same, historical people- nothing unusual about that. 
• Saw some legal injustice in the courts.
•  Some inspirational  recognition in the award shows pertaining to movies and TV, 
• I laughed at accolades given to entertainers I believe are ridiculous (bumping, grinding, and near naked exhibition is raunchy and not proof of talent) low class, and no different than anything anyone could do on the street,  but I guess expensive clothes and jewelry makes it all look better and acceptable.
• When we begin to hold the people that are misrepresenting us to a higher standard, the world will take us as a group of people, seriously. 

Until then, we continue to be satisfied with the days they have allowed us. I have grown a bit tired of the one short month of recognition. It is time for another change to be made.

•  Black history is American history and should be spoken of every single day, along with the history of every other race. History was written in more than black and white.

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