Several years ago during my corporate life, I had a boss who considered it a complete waste of time to assess blame or point fingers when confronted with challenging issues. He considered it an emotional distraction from
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“the Black community should be encouraged to look for change in their own communities”
This sounds like blaming the victim to me!!
We need to not just blame, but condemn, and aim at the enemies with precision; whether it be epistemically, especially religious discourse, or physically. No solution will materialize until we face the enemies of innocence head on. Was it really “The Turks”, or was it the German Connection, or both? Was it commercial interests, was it religious? There are still too many questions for us to “
to be backing down and writing articles about “not blaming”, we need to not only condemn, but reap the souls of the guilty.
https://www.facinghistory.org/resource-library/german-connection
What a well written, thoughtful, factual commentary. In these troubling, politically charged and stressful times, it is comforting to read words that inform, educate, and inspire. Thank you,Stepan, for words that seek to unite and not divide.