yes it was, but they did organize and defend their countries beliefs.

so.. they were still racist? *sigh*

 I wouldnt say they were racist, even though they probably were, as much as they were thinking more about overall productivity of their farms.

ur kidding me rite?

kkk isnt racist?

40 out of every 100 000 blacks were lynched by these motherfuckers in the olden days

30 out of every 100 000 mexicans were lynched by these motherfuckers also.

 we are taking the original not the re-established, the originals didn't do any lynchings.I watched an entire 2 hour special on the History channel on it besides my studies. They did not. They were a bunch of farmers that wanted the slavery as it was due to effieciency of picking cotton. 

I just wish there was some way to say that my ancestors were not racist, and that every one my ancestors were tolerant people. But every body has racist ancestors i guess.

Sorry, but i'm tired, i'm leaving.

ssj2

the enforced slavery which means they were racist lol!

 you hav to remember history judged slavery as correct in many civilizations. No matter if you look at the history of every country and civilization there was slavery so naturally slavery was seen as correct. It's a matter of what families you look at who were racist. The ones who treated the Africans as slaves but knew and understood they were human, there where tons of families that did, where not racist. Only the ones who kepts them is insanely poor living conditions like basically the equivilent of no shelter, little food, etc. were racist.

remember after the civil war, it is the first time in history the world has not had slavery or thought of it as second nature of life to have a slave.

 They were founded as a social fraternity but they were still racist.. They used terrorism to intimidate newly-freed blacks and the Reconstruction governments...  Look up "night rides." 

 Oh really. Do you have any documented examples of this? Tons? What percentage of slave owners are you talking about? One percent, two percent? Can you provide some links? I'm not disputing that this probably happened, but the percentages would certainly be interesting. Is this some kind of "Schindler's List" plantation you're talking about?

 I know you live in the South but I'm wondering what kind of stories you have heard. I do know a little about the South and have spent about seven years of my life living there. I have deep roots in the South. The maternal side of my family has a wealth of documented history about their ancestors. Personally I'm eligibile to join the organization called "Sons of the Confederacy".