If I were black

I wonder how I would feel about the President if I was black after four years.  Unemployment among my teen agers has gone up by over 3,000,000.  Employment among those with my color skin has risen to 18+% if counting those who have given up looking for a job or chosen to take a medical problem and go on Social Security benefits.  If I am in poverty, I probably depend heavily on food stamps and now have a free cell phone from the government.  My wages if I am middle class, have dropped by about $3,000 during the last four years.  The cost of gasoline to get to my job has almost doubled from roughly $1.89 per gallon to $3.58 at this "low point" January 2013.  If I choose to align myself with the Republican Party, I am an "Uncle Tom" and am ostracized by my black Democrat neighbors and organizations like the NAACP.  If I am a teenager in high school, and if I do well academically, I am criticized by my peers.  My heroes are basketball and football players and I view my only options to success are through these fields, or other, perhaps nefarious fields of endeavor.  I have been taught that working at McDonalds isn't a starting point in a career, but a "dead end".  We who are not black ask these questions and are viewed as racists, and how dare we make these statements!  -- Enough   Statistics based on CBO and Bureau of Labor Statistics data.