My African American History Museum
I want to help solve the many problems in African American inner-city neighborhoods today and improve race relations by reintroducing the Story of Slavery from a different perspective. The view that African American history is presented now misrepresents the truth and encourages hatred and an inferiority complex in African Americans. And I also believe that it promotes a guilt complex in many European people. A historical story about a race of people should encourage everyone to get to know one another, not to despise and hate one another, if we want peace and cooperation on earth.
To learn the true history of Slavery, I recommend watching a documentary on YouTube by Thomas Sowell, The Real History of Slavery. In his documentary, Thomas Sowell tells us what happened in the African slave trade and the Story of Slavery throughout the history of humanity.
However, it is not enough to solely report what happened in the African slave trade because the facts don't necessarily explain why these things happened. Only the truth representing a belief in God and righteousness can set us free to leave the past behind and allow us to go forth and develop a prosperous future that represents justice for us all. I aim to produce an African American museum that will retell the African American story. I intend to offer the African American story from a perspective that will encourage God-fearing people to accept that all good is from God and that all bad is from ourselves. If black people did great things in the past, and God took it away from them, this must mean that they were no longer righteous people serving God. I say this because God tells us in His holy books that He would never change the graces He gave people until after they disobeyed His laws. To believe anything else is to say that someone or something can make God a liar.
In my African American history museum, I plan to tell the Story from a perspective that will honor the many Europeans who help bring Slavery to an end. The ex-slaves won't be presented solely as the unfortunate victims, and the white man won't be portrayed merely as the evil enslaver. Also, I want to let the world know that the Europeans should be credited for bringing Slavery to an end, not those who created it. The truth is that before the first white man came to Africa, the Africans and the Arabs already had a thriving slave trade. The first Europeans who came to Africa looked for gold but were offered enslaved people instead. The Europeans did not enslave Africans because they were already enslaved before they got there. On the contrary, the Africans made enslavers out of the Europeans. I believe a museum representing this version of African American history will set an example that will encourage the world’s people to realize and accept that only a belief in God and the practice of righteousness can solve the many problems we face today.
I believe it is in all people's best interest to help create this museum, no matter your faith or heritage. Together, we can make a difference by establishing facts based on the belief in God that will encourage everyone worldwide to get to know and not despise one another.
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