Can the United States Stop the March to Self-Destruction?

"There was no initial redeeming aspect of the transgender movement, as it was concocted to draw in another gullible generation seeking relevance and meaning in their vapid lives." Steve McCann

 American Thinker   . . ."The original objectives of the Civil Rights Movement and the soaring rhetoric of Martin Luther King, Jr. in August of 1963 awakened nearly every American.   Thereafter, citizens of all races and creeds joined in the battle to permanently erase the stain of institutional racism from American society.  Within less than 18 months, legislation was passed protecting the voting and civil rights of all citizens regardless of race, ethnicity or creed.

"However, in the mid-to-late 1960’s much of the Civil Rights Movement was hijacked by the radical left and their Marxist allies in black militant groups in order to legitimize and mainstream their anti-American Marxist movement.  They did so by infiltrating the leadership and organizing demonstrations and militant marches.  Both factions espoused the overthrow of American society using supposed irredeemable American racism as the primary tool of revolution.  They soon realized the power of the racism accusation in a society determined to rid itself of the stain of institutional racism.  A plurality of the citizenry unwilling to condemn their tactics due to manufactured guilt for the past paved their path to power.

"It became clear to the radical left that revolution in the United States would not be accomplished by the centuries-old tactic of class warfare but in unending racial politics.  That’s why they unceasingly instigated racial animosity, a tactic eventually given governmental imprimatur by Barack Obama. The result: a society torn asunder by never-ending racial demagoguery. ". . .