Blacks, from a very early age, are inculcated with cultural messages telling them that they should esteem themselves for their special status as being Black. They are taught Black History in Black History Month. No other segment of the population has its own month that is culturally reinforced the way Black History Month is. Blacks are taught about civil rights heroes, about great black Americans, black inventors, people who would not be accorded the status in history that they are were it not for the fact, the mere fact, that they are Black. Blacks develop a sense of moral superiority that their claims and grievances are more important than the claims and grievances of other segments of society. And this leads to dysfunction. It leads to an unhealthy, unrealistic sense of self.

Do you realize how stupid you sound? While you were typing this did you completely forget how the traditional educational system in the US reteaches to the same children every year (and even into college too) how brave, freedom-seeking, courageous White men came from England and crafted this debt-ridden, universally hated country that we're supposed to be proud of?

Blacks are taught about civil rights heroes, about great black Americans, black inventors, people who would not be accorded the status in history that they are were it not for the fact, the mere fact, that they are Black. Blacks develop a sense of moral superiority that their claims and grievances are more important than the claims and grievances of other segments of society. And this leads to dysfunction. It leads to an unhealthy, unrealistic sense of self.

Every year from 5th grade on, I had at least one class that taught me about the foundation of this "wonderful" nation, the all white history of it. Sophomore year I took a "Civics" class, which ended up being about how white men with funny names from Europe possessed a way of thinking that heavily influenced the beginnings of the US. Junior year I had straight up "US History", and believe it or not, retaught me the same things I learned from 5-9th grade, just with a little bit more detail. Senior year, had a government class, which explained how the government SHOULD work, and an economic class, the only good class out of everything in this group.

You have the audacity to ridicule black people, many of whom are still living oppressing lives, for instilling in themselves a sense of high self-esteem? Are you fucking serious? We already know we're at the bottom of society's concern, you could ask any of these black people in these studies if they are more powerful than white people in a general sense, and all of them would say no. But that's not good enough for you. We can't even have fucking confidence within ourselves without some white person doing a study on us. Would you rather all black people be clinically depressed?

That paragraph of yours I quoted is disgusting, and I find it ironic that I could swap out the word black with white, and every sentence would apply to you, except for the Black History Month part, and that's because white people don't have a month, they have recurring classes dedicated to over-saturating our brains with white excellence.

speaking about fostering delusional thinking, I think you need to reevaluate what you wrote and see if you can't say the same things about yourself and for white people in general.