From: arkent3@earthlink.net   
      
   A Black Man and a White Man show the world what Freedom is.   
      
   Raymond Ronald Karczewski© -- A Living Christ   
      
      
   In my youth I spent a brief time as a professional boxer.   
      
   After returning from Korea as the 8th Army novice Lightheavyweight champ, I   
   looked to boxing as a ticket out of my environment like most poor uneducated   
   kids do.   
      
   In that time, I was the only white boxer in the all black Joe Louis Gym on the   
   South side of Chicago. Yes, I was soundly tested by my black companions, and   
   when I stood up, they accepted me as a brother. I was white, young strong and   
   healthy, the whole    
   world was opened up to me. I could get a job whereas my black brothers could   
   not.   
      
   That was my education into racism in the days of the Freedom Riders. It was   
   put to the test when I travelled cross country from Chicago for my   
   professional debut to Portland Oregon with Bobby Boyd, a ranked black fighter,   
   his wife and my good friend and    
   trainer Ron Cannon, also a black man, a former featherweight wise beyond his   
   years from living on the Streets and his battles in the ring.   
      
   For a time, I lived in the black section of Portland where I lived with a   
   black family. A family who accepted a white stranger in their midst. It was a   
   good time. A time spend with people who were colorblind. I especially enjoyed   
   Sunday dinner where the    
   food was delicious and the company was interesting   
      
   Eventually I moved to San Francisco and hooked up with Curly Perry, and Bobo   
   Olson's manager and Trainer. After a year I found I lacked the "killer   
   instinct" to put em away when they were hurt. That malady is merciless to a   
   heavyweight fighter and I    
   decided there and then there were better ways to make a living. My black   
   brothers however, could not make such change in their lives. They had to fight.   
      
   The point of this article is to point out that all men are created equal   
   except for those affected by man made dictum. When we look beyond the color of   
   ones skin, we see the true man.   
      
   I am telling this story as background for my recent support of   
   Chayil Yahweh a black man in Michigan who SHUT DOWN THE MICHIGAN COURTS   
   because of his activism in defending the American Right to Travel upon public   
   highways without seeking permission or license from government.   
      
   When people begin to realize their True power in dealing with fictional   
   government and courts, white, black, brown, red and yellow skin does not   
   matter.   
      
   Government CANNOT stand that kind of solidarity.   
      
   Nowhere is the test of equality or inequality shown better than when one steps   
   into the Ring. There action talks, and Bullshit walks.   
      
   Through the understanding of such violence, I have come to peace in my life. A   
   peace that no one or no thing can now disturb. It is that message that I have   
   brought to the Internet over these last 18 year.   
      
   HAVE YOU BEEN LISTENING?   
      
   Raymond Ronald Karczewski© -- A Living Christ   
      
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