We are connected to it. But we are not beholden to it. And those reasons are why we can make it.
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OGIUE MANIAX 
Hmmm, profound!
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some would argue.
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Yeah, like me. But like, why would I argue against a pun? I do not ship history.
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We often are beholden to it. Using your train of thought (black man becoming president), a person born into slavery is beholden to history. They are beholden to their family’s history as slaves.
An example of how entire countries are beholden to history: One generation is beholden to the debts left by the previous generation. People can inherit wars, disease, and even prejudices.
It’s the way it is.
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