'Acknowledging the cruelties faced by Native Americans and African Americans does not mean you hate America. It means you love it,' writes James E. Causey for USA TODAY Opinion.
We should not be satisfied with the way things are
Milwaukee is known as one of the most segregated cities in the nation, and some studies have called it the worst place to raise a Black child.People who do that don't hate America. They just want the system to work better for everybody. What bothered me the most by Johnson’s comment, is the fact that he seems to suggest Barnes should be satisfied with the way things are – that it was somehow unpatriotic to be critical of America's flaws.Get columns from your favorite columnists + expert analysis on top issues, delivered straight to your device through the USA TODAY app. Don't have the app?But we all know equal opportunity is a myth.
People facing those odds are justifiably critical of a political system that does little to make their lives easier. They are constantly told to pull themselves up by the bootstraps when they don’t even have boots.With less than a month to go before the election, millions of dollars are pouring into Wisconsin in attack ads designed to shade the truth or outright lie to you.
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