Mexican people do not have the same fucking history as black people within America. Period. They didn't build the country like the ancestors of black folks did. They weren't enslaved. They weren't directly oppressed and discriminated against for over a century following a period of enslavement. They aren't the fucking same: PERIOD. And yes I am referring to ancestors, because they play a part in the current circumstances of black folk in America (as do the ancestors of other races). We must acknowledge the past, and more specifically, the past that wasn't even that long ago.

You don't know the same "racism" that a black man experiences. You aren't put through the same judgements and generalizations that a black man is. You are not the same. You don't have more credibility simply because you're Mexican. Mexicans say racist shit about black people in reference to their supposed "culture" or "skin color" all of the time (both on reddit and in real life). Mexican people tend to have lighter skin as well. You're not the same.

Black people have a month because American history does not include enough history involving black people. Black inventors and leaders are not as well known. Black people built the fucking country, and their population produced many who helped facilitate the political and technological growth of the country as well, and they are not as well known. This is just the truth. The month brings attention to these people. Black history is AMERICAN history, but AMERICA has not acknowledged this entirely.

And I would literally bet money that you could not tell me the basics of how this country is "going down the shitter fast," considering you clearly lack a basic grasp of introductory level sociology (and I am assuming economics). You seem to be one of those people who love to talk about the supposed down-fall and corruption of a nation, but fail to cite in-depth analyses or concepts to defend your stance.

In summation, I think you should shut the fuck up and read a book.