Summary

As Chapter 2 continues, Blow addresses some of the questions and objections that people might have regarding his plan. Blow specifies that Black Americans should focus on relocating to Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware. Blow also recommends settling in or near major cities that already have Black majorities or pluralities. Blow addresses the question of whether his proposal itself is racist. He writes that race is a social construct, but racism is a reality, and thus this reality must be met in realistic terms by the people suffering from it. He then addresses the concern that racism is harsher in the South; he writes that while racism in the South is a reality, racism in the North is about the same in level of severity. Blow acknowledges that his plan will encounter opposition from many different groups of...