Thoughts of "MLK Day"?

While preparing food for me, Dad asked me a question, "What are your thoughts of MLK Day?" Which also implies to how modern African Americans (A.A.) use their freedom as well.

This is my perspective, try not to take it out of proportion. I have no hate on Africans Americans... but I am slightly paranoid of them (varies on how I first see them in appearance and character).

What I said was... some A.A's take their freedom for granted. This is just my perspective from middle to high school graduation. I rarely was able to make friends with them from elementary to high school... however was never able to keep in touch with them through out, eventually would lost contact with the old and have new ones (that was like that all my years in school.) The ones I was able to be friends with, I could actually stand them without them talking as if they're in a gang, own a club, or are "players"*. Found them funny and easy to be with.

I'm not say all African's are bad... but some do take their freedom for granted. Throughout my years in school... I would have uneasy times with them... their approach was too strong in most cases, mainly on the males. The females... majority, not all, were uptight or not easy to be with without them talking to you in front of your face as if they own you.

...I'm not gonna lie... at times I wanted to punch some of them... but glad the African Americans that I met that I could hang around with helped ease my mind that not all of them are bad. Wish there was more of them these days. I wonder how the ones I became friends with are doing... can't really imagine to be honest.

This is more of an American Holiday... but what is your perspective of Africans in your country? (If not in USA and if any).

*Get many girlfriends or able to attract a lot of women and use it to his advantage of getting multiple dates, sometimes rich or act as if they're rich. Sometimes applies to rappers. Act as if they are king.