"I'm KIN; and, YOU Ain't"
That is what Rupert Crosse, as the Black, Ned McCaslin, told Steve McQueen, as Boon Hoggenbeck,
in Faulkner's Classic: The Reivers , released in film in 1969. Faulkner's tale includes the topic of RACE-Mixing, a practice that is common-place throughout the Americas; and, a plague to all of those, like most Cubans in the USA, who DENY their African ancestry. In the United States, Black versions of every European and "Latin" Immigrant Group can be found. Many Blacks are "KIN", i.e., have ancestry, and, don't know it; because of the MASS Lies Whites have told for centuries. I'm waiting for the day we can touch a white person and know instantly the percentage of African Ancestry their families have long been covering up!
That could remove the biggest incentive that keeps Racism alive! The Republicans have been raising Holy HELL, and staying alive politically, because of the amount of African Ancestry that shows on our President. Imagine; no more Baltimore!(s). We need EMANCIPATION for WHITES!!
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