firstly they were slaves, and the assimilation meant things like getting educated, which about 20% of slaves received. Secondly their original societies were complete failures

We're literally talking about the effects of racism on culture. If you can't see why we're debating this, you might as well leave. @OrthoGoat

@SavvyPun Okay... Your point?

The simple equation e=mc (squared) says fathoms

What kind of education though?

I dont see why youd make the point that something is racist in the first place

The good Christian education, which forced black slaves to abandon their original culture and religion, and to assimilate into the European cultures and religions.

Yes

the culture of being succesful and the religion of god

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Yes, that's pretty much not protecting one's cultural identity.

And that act stemmed from racism.

sure

Therefore racism doesn't protect cultural identity.

i think they should preserve theyre culture

Wait which societies failed? Because there's structures built we can't even replicate.

im not for assimilation

We're not talking about failed societies at the moment, I believe

The natives are quite racist

Yeah they are

They still live the old way

Yes.

As always, in some cases yes and some no... Always in equal proportions

They could view the other races as equal to them without hurting their cultural identity.

If not equal then a balance is found

We're talking about a social and cultural subject, and you're trying to insert Physics in it, which is wrong, and doesn't prove anything.

Well technically all Aboriginal tribes or native tribes still gather in Africa every decade and have for thousands of years for tribal meetings.

Yeah.

Oh no I'm absolutely correct

Physics belongs in there deeply

No you cannot explain cultural identities, human behavior, and racial understanding through Physics.

Through Biology, partly.

Everything has it's opposite force. Emotions, happiness/sadness, thoughts kill him/don't kill him, etc... It is found in every choice making pattern in our lives. In religion light vs dark... Our lives right vs wrong.

Okay that's absolutely true and yet completely irrelevant to this topic.

Everything we feel is energy

It's absolutely relevant

Can you connect it to the topic?

The list would be tremendous

Better be a tremendous list rather than an empty list.

To examine a individual experience across a multitude of individuals and consider them a single mass. There's more going on there than I could document in 3 life times.

Then quit inserting Physics into the topic and explain to me, by referring to Social and Cultural truths, why your point is right and mine is wrong.

That's just it, no one is wrong