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Wassup James, I got a question?
Wassup Sam, what's your question?
Yeah, it's the belief that the United States is destined to expand across the entire continent.
Have you heard of Manifest Destiny?
Yeah, it's a pretty controversial concept.
Right, and it was used to justify the colonization and takeover of Native American land.
That's true, but it's important to recognize the harm and injustice that was inflicted on Native American communities.
I know, but at the time, many people believed it was their God-given right to settle the land.
Absolutely. We need to learn from our past mistakes and do better in the future.
Definitely. It's a dark part of American history that we can't ignore or forget.
Definitely. We can't move forward without first acknowledging and addressing the past.
And that starts with acknowledging the harm and suffering caused by Manifest Destiny.
Definitely. It's not just about saying the right things, it's about doing the right things too.
And it's not just about words. We need to take action to make things right, like returning stolen land and providing reparations.
Absolutely. We need to listen to their voices and work together to create a better future for everyone.
We also need to recognize and respect the sovereignty of Native American communities.
Definitely. It's not going to be easy, but it's necessary if we want to create a more just and equitable society.
And that means dismantling the systems and structures that continue to oppress and marginalize Native American communities.
It's going to take a lot of hard work and commitment, but I believe we can do it.
Me too. Let's start by educating ourselves and others, and then take action to make real change.
Yes it was, thank you.
That was a good conversation, James.
I'm going to my Dads today, so I'm riding with you on the bus.
Is your mom picking you up or are you going to your Dads.