Asking Obama on black self-determination

As you are aware, black people in the United States have had a different history than the history of the majority 'white' population. To Quote Malcolm X, we did not land on Plymouth Rock, Plymouth Rock landed on US.
During the 'Reconstruction' period, post-american civil war, black people set up their own towns and villages, and flocked to land that the disposed slavocracy lost due to the war. However, their economic development was inhibited to a large extent by Jim Crow.

During the 1930s and 1940s CE, communists recognized that black people constitute a distinct nation in the southeast united states. In the 1960s, black nationalists like Malcolm X and the Republic of New Afrika group wanted to form a new black republic in the southeast United states, using black-majority regions of the USA as the 'heartland' of this new state. Black America has not come to turns regarding its' history and culture. and there has not been a referendum of black people in the united states on self-determination. Mr. Obama, as an African-American who claims to be 'down to earth', what will YOU do to deal with this situation?
What is your opinion on black nationalism?

[because *channers or whatnot dont know what im referencing]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Haywood
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_New_Afrika

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[asperin]

Besides the fact that Obama is half-white and was raised more by whites than blacks, which would make his care for black people more irrelevant, I does not look like he cares about blacks in particular, he is part of a cabal that overlooks racial differences within the structuring of such cabal.

If there's anything that he'll do for people of darker skin is because he wants something in return and that is probably not in the best interest of those he "helps".