there is no hostility here. it's just that you have a habit of not addressing my good points.
first of all i was referring to the present day's blacks. but anyways, if blacks are easily exploited as you claimed, then again, why do whites keep giving jobs to the Asians but won't give blacks the same opportunities? why exploit the Asians when you can exploit the blacks who are already living in the country?
maybe Asians are more naive. but again, this whole job/education opportunities have more to do with work ethics, qualifications and corporate loyalty to bottom line than they do with race, which is the point i'm making, don't you think?
as for your story, it makes sense but no offense, i don't really find it humorous. although i find the history of slavery interesting. i'm still learning about it and i find it interesting that you seem told your story with a sense of pride. wasn't the civil war fought over economic and political reasons instead of human rights? what i found on wiki:
This led to the outbreak of the Civil War, which spelled the end for chattel slavery in America. However, in August 1862, Lincoln wrote to editor Horace Greeley that despite his own moral objection to slavery, the objective of the war was to save the Union and not either to save or to destroy slavery. He went on to say that if he could save the Union without freeing a single slave, or by freeing all the slaves, or by freeing only some of the slaves, he would do it.
i mean your Uncle could be a good man but maybe freeing the slaves wasn't the only thing in his mind when he went to war as you told.