Notes From A Dark Future

Amanda was loving her first semester of college, and she’d be the first to tell you that Black Studies was her favorite course. A lot of that had to do with the instructor, Professor Johnson, a tall, handsome, distinguished black man who preached the doctrine of the rising Black World Order with passion and persuasive charisma. Many of her fellow white students took offense when he called them out on their privilege, and made them feel guilty for the sins of their ancestors. Even worse, it was all many of them could do to keep from laughing in his face when he outlined a number of ways whites could make amends for the past through reparations and a radical restructuring of society. Still, Amanda believed in him, and found little ways to let him know that she agreed wholeheartedly with his views on race and the coming new order.