Slavery it's not about blacks and whites but the quintessential wheel of our civilization (and most of all civilizations). Black men, long before seeing white men, enslaved its other in Africa. In Russia Tolstoy had slaves and all families of some ground had white slaves of their own. Slavery it's the essence of human growth from Nature's nest. Today more slavery than ever, some studies say. But never was slavery such a thin line. It's appropriate to say that nowadays the common individual is happily a slave without knowing it so. And the funny (dangerous) thing is that we no longer need a master for we destroy the next weak friend that lost the train - even, and specially, by simple disdain. The most important thing to know when you're a slave is who is your master and where is he? Not knowing your master makes you even worst than a slave. Something beyond slavery.

(And we're all in it.)