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No, it hasn't disappeared and it never will disappear. There will always be racism in the US just as there is everywhere.
Here are the applicable portions of the interview.
Had this low level Community Organizer enforced existing gun laws these people may have been alive today. Were gun laws enforced in Chicago and Baltimore, many more people would be alive today. And note he is still going on about 200 and 300 years ago. Is this supplying leadership?
Okay; "lets be real"!
The President of the USA is not just 'one man'. If he was his musings would never have made headlines.
And you share his philosophy that repeated mentioning of Slavery and Jim Crow laws, initiated by his party btw, will somehow improve race relations? Can you explain this rational?
Is there anyone in the USA over the age of 15 who doesn't know about America's past? Shouldn't a President of all Americans be looking toward the future and what he sees as all Americans, whatever the past, working together toward a common goal?
Rahm Emanuel Quotes - BrainyQuote
Of course not. But how does talking about slavery, Jim Crow laws, the treatment of Native Americans, the Whites Only hotels, etc. help put an end to racism? Inn fact it only initiates more resentment, and we can see that in the streets of many American cities. Neither of the Obamas seem to have loved their country because all they do is complain about its past rather than pointing out the good and presenting hope for the future, pointing out that God loves us all, despite our race or beliefs, and all Americans should stand together. But that message would be too positive.
That's probably learned in school by the time we are 10. After that the President should speak to the nation as adults and show how a better country can be created with the will of the people, and the leadership, to change it.
Obama has had over six years to try and create better race relations but instead they have gotten worse, where now there is talk of 'White Supremacy' and the return of Jim Crow. And Barrack Obama, with his dwelling on the past rather than hope for the future is more of a problem than a solution.
You'll find that it is the Democrats who are usually trotting out the 'racist' charge.
It's been discussed since the Civil War. What more could possibly be said that hasn't been said already? If you can think of anything someone has missed about race, please say it now so we can all move on.
What are those 'realities' and what government program should be initiated to solve them?
Few cared about that flag until the uneducated loser murdered those fine people. Now the elimination of a flag is hoped to solve the 'racist' problem. Well we both know that won't happen because as soon as that flag is down Obama, or anyone like him, will mention Slavery, Jim Crow, separate drinking fountains and on and on.
It should have been clear that I was talking of the flag as a symbol of racism, and the subsequent removal will do little to solve any racial problems. When there are no active problems the Left will once again return to Jim Crow, Slavery, etc. in order to continue the victimization process.
Before you begin suggesting stupidity you should read what I posted, not what you think I posted. Nowhere did I say anyone would CHOOSE to return to the days of Slavery or Jim Crow. I never even hinted at such a thing.
Yes, it would be all of that if that was what I said, but of course that was not what I said and how you concluded such a thing is beyond my understanding.