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The reality of being black in America is filled with danger and fear from "summary" of Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates
The Dream thrives on generalizations. On the idea that the black body is a vessel of sin and danger, that the black body is inherently prone to violence and destruction. This notion is deeply ingrained in the collective consciousness of America. It shapes the way black people are seen and treated in society. It dictates the fear and mistrust that black people face on a daily basis. From a young age, black children are taught to be wary of the world around them. They are warned about the dangers that lurk outside their door, the threats that lie in wait at every turn. They are taught to be careful, to be on guard, to always be aware of their surroundings. This constant state of vigilance becomes second nature, a way of life for black people in America. The fear of being black in America is not just a product of individual experiences. It is a systemic issue, deeply rooted in the history and culture of the country. The legacy of slavery and seg...
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