This opinion piece reflects on President Donald Trump's inauguration speech, focusing on his pledge to end government social engineering based on race and gender. The author draws inspiration from the story of Samuel Fuller, a successful Black entrepreneur in Chicago, who achieved success through his belief in merit and capitalism. The author argues that post-60s liberalism failed to uplift the Black community, leading to dependence and societal problems. The author calls for a return to the values exemplified by Samuel Fuller, urging the community to embrace a colorblind and merit-based approach for a brighter future.
I had the privilege of attending President Donald Trump ’s inauguration last week. The highlight for me was his speech when he said the following words: 'I will end the government policy of trying to socially engineer race and gender into everyday life. We will forge a society that is colorblind & merit based.' These words were simple, direct and they are everything we need to be to return this lost nation to its rightful path.
He once said, 'It doesn’t make a difference about the color of an individual’s skin. No one cares if the cow is black, red, yellow or brown. They want the milk it can produce.' Most of all, Fuller believed in the power of capitalism: 'Wherever there is capitalism, there is freedom.' CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINION We lost these invaluable lessons when post-60s liberalism descended upon our community after President Lyndon B. Johnson’s War on Poverty speech.
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