South African American Analysis

I agree with you about the Hispanic comments ans questions. That was a bit much. People are too consumed with race and labels now. However, I disagree with you on a few other points. If they were having a real conversation about race and racism then it would have made sense, but they were just labeling people and trying to pit them against each other. There is absolutely still a problem with racism- Carson, Cruz, and Rubio are subjected to it all the time. All three men have rose to prominent places in society in spite of it, but as long as people think it is okay to say ugly things about another person because of he or she is a different race, ethnicity, or religion or because he or she speaks a different language then we will always have …show more content…
Ben Carson is a true gentleman and quite possibly one of the nicest men who you will ever meet anywhere. Carson still makes deals on a handshake and he does not engage in incivility or showboating. I think he is a wonderful man who has the intellectual capacity to solve our problems. However, he is too nice for politics. Watching Carson in politics is like watching Mr. Smith (from the movie, Mr. Smith Goes To Washington) when he was in Congress. It is not going to end well because he is an absolute gentleman and everyone else is corrupt, mean spirited, morally bankrupt, intellectually inferior, some combination of the above, or all of the …show more content…
Rubio is often demonized by elitists, Hollywood fans, Castro fans, liberals, and people who hate children of immigrants. He is the youngest person in the Republican and Democrat primaries. He holds the most experience per age ratio of any candidate and the trajectory suggests that his judgment will only improve with age. He is the son of blue collar workers and unlike other candidates, he actually had to work his way through school instead of having everything handed to him on a silver platter. His life story represents what the American Dream is suppose to be- that you can rise out of poverty and the next generation can be better off than the previous generation. Rubio still runs his own law firm and uses some of the profits from that law firm to help (educate, feed, and house) the homeless in his local community. Name another politician who would do that. Trump sure as hell wouldn 't. I admire that about him. It is inspirational that someone can come from nothing to being a Presidential candidate, lawyer, and leader. It is hope that things could change for the better for all people. I have also met and talked to him several times. Like Carson, he is a gentleman and usually avoids incivility because he was raised to be respectful of others. I think he has had enough of people belittling him though because the politeness has