But i don't think its realistic for America to change.
And I think that's the point... an excellent point.
Americans commonly have this concept of the melting pot where everyone is exactly the same and comes from the same position which couldn't be further from the truth - it's over-simplified thinking. Somehow it's seen as racist, wrong, or egocentric to embrace your family lineage or history and choose the people whom you have something in common with. I think it would be terrible and boring if everyone just melded together and everyone became exactly the same. It would be a tragedy if different groups of people couldn't hold on to or continue to have things that were specific, unique, beautiful, or even quirky to their own cultures, people, and backgrounds.
But in order to become a mass movement, we have to be realistic and realize that many Americans are brainwashed and aren't ready for that much reality. That's why we have to be careful to present facts or credible references when it comes to these types of issues. We have to think about growing and gaining new members so we can become a mass movement and help change this planet for the better.
I used the Jewish example of white and black for a reason. I only used this because it's only right for Jewish people to raise or marry Jewish people (black, white, tan, or purple) in order to survive like we've done for nearly three thousand years.