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@Troy That can't be true. @Pioneer1 Absolutely! Racism is the start of it all! So therefore ... 'Racism' is then, the start of it all! @Pioneer1 This is not true. Pioneer, the earliest of Native Americans mostly protest from a Matriarchal origins. I think it can be explained, but to believe it, is another issue. It's like asking that question, 'which came first, the chicken or the egg?' How to understand the Big Bang Theory and why should we believe humans who offer this theory? How can the Y chromosome produce a powerful male from the womb of the X chromosome female. How can a tiny mustard seed produce such a giant tree? ... How can mankind affect 'climate change' or affect 'global warming' within the realm of such a massive milky way, even though the ancient scripts do say that indeed, mankind did/will affect and add ruin to the earth?... If there is scientific evidence that human beings existed as being 'inter-sexed' and that COLORISM became an issue first then, that would mean that 'racism' came first before sexism. Sexism would be a by-factor as a result of COLORISM. When genderism became distinct, COLORISM was already a very ancient concept. So yes, I believe that Racism is the root of sexism.

I grew tired of looking at my face so i have exchanged my profile picture for that of a rainbow encircling a luminous field of light which if stared at might become a focal point to either stimulate thought or clear the mind. And speaking of thoughts...

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Thanks for the feed back Troy, I will make the amendments. Grammatical errors are mainly direct quotes and or the way my family and friends spoke....its more like a diary of my life with all its rawness. I do have photos of some family members in the book but due to the book contents most have ask for anonymity.

@Pioneer1 is your response supposed to prove that there is solidarity among whites when 53 percent of white women voted for a white Trump instead of a white Hillary? When it came to Kavanaugh, and the 3 white female senators the situation was the same. One white woman, Republican Senator Susan Collins voted for white Kavanaugh and the the other 2 white female senators didn't support him. How is that solidarity, when white people break ranks and vote against each other on the grounds of party or gender? This video told me nothing i haven't already heard and is irrelevant to what i am saying. i am not talking about a white patriarchy or white racism. i am talking about the family feud that exists within the white race.