I wonder if MLK Jr. told the non-blacks who supported the cause, marched and helped where ever they could, that their help was not welcome because "its a black thing." I wonder if the Jews, languishing and dying in the concentrations camps of Nazi Germany said "your help is unwelcome, this is a Jewish thing." Eli and I both, both citizens by blood of our Nations, see the Freedmen of our Nations, not as a separate people, but as citizens of our Nations who are under attack and duress. We have, at great cost to ourselves in finances, reputation and time, given to the cause of justice in our for the Freedmen. We know there are those who truly appreciate our work and we thank them for it. And we know there are those who are collaborators with the oppressors, whether by design or ignorance. Those who slap away the extended hand will reap what they have sewn. When they say "I ask for nothing" from those who only want to help, then they shall recieve it, in abundance.