LogFAQs > #885360144

For freed slaves or the children of slaves, yes. I'd actually be sympathetic for those living under segregation to make their case, but idk .

It was nearly impossible to be a success and Black during slavery and immensely difficult during segregation. Especially when a crown jewel like Black Wallstreet can be destroyed in a race riot (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulsa_race_riot).

But for current times, no. I don't think I deserve to profit off of the suffering my ancestors had. Especially when we have unprescedented opportunities to make something of ourselves.