I understand your point but it's only an achievement if you actually get to use the power that position gives you to benefit your people. Plenty of black cops, and district attorneys yet they can't use their power to arrest corrupt cops and politicians, they have to serve the agenda of mass incarceration of their own people or they'll lose their "career".
look @ flint, look at chicago, look @ all these shootings, look @ hurricane katrina, look @ our school systems, look at who owns the businesses in our communites. Its time to stop celebrating the acquiring of a position if its resources and powers are not being used in our interest.
Why do we celebrate black bankers if they're not increasing the amount of business loans to the black community?
Why do we celebrate black cops if they're told to harass but can't arrest their own who are shooting us, framing us and unrighteously taxing us through fines and fees. If a cop gets shot the black cops will rally with the white cops as they go on a blood hunt for the suspects and would hope to kill them where they find them. Yet when a brother gets shot they want to tell their own to not overreact or that we somehow brought it upon ourselves.
Why do we celebrate black soldiers if they're not being sent to protect the mineral rights of African nations from multinational corporations who start civil wars and enslave entire nations of our people.
Why do we celebrate black doctors if they're legally allowed to heal people of their illnesses but are taught and forced to prescribe unnatural treatments and pharmaceuticals that make people sicker and even cause death.
Why do we celebrate black district attorneys if they will give a brother 25 to life for drug possession but won't do the same to a cop who shot a brother
Why do we celebrate black teachers if they are teaching propaganda and can't even teach their own people real history @ school.
I can't celebrate that. I can't honor that. I can't stand behind that. Be 100 or be nothing
Man you need read up on the civil rights movement. You sound like you have no knowledge at all. Pbs documentary series Eyes on the prize is a good documentary to start.