Like I said before, you a lowkey divestor. Go back to lipstick alley please. The comunity is the way it is because black women intentionally raise their black boys to be a certain way and the black men who dont stick around almost always come from those single mom households. It's a cycle.
Black men tried to break the cycle by building black boys only schools but black women SUED those schools twice. Kimberly Crenshaw is currently trying to scap my brothers keeper. Stop acting like yall care about the community lol. Here's what black women doing in real life:
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keep in mind that there are MULTIPLE programs for black girls only that no one complains about like black girls code.
Just last week black women protested a school being built for black boys in order to give them something to do instead of gang banging:
Bush tried to set up a school for all black boys to bascailly rehabilitate the hood. Black women sued and the program got scraped:
President Bush declared his support Monday for all-male educational programs for urban black youth and said that he would support efforts to make such curricula legal if the federal courts find them to be otherwise.
www.latimes.com
Obama set up my brothers keeper, black women been trying to get rid of it and many of the proigrams got scraped. Here's kimberly crenshaw just a few months ago:
Kimberlé W. Crenshaw, pioneering scholar in the fields of critical race theory, civil rights, and Black feminist legal theory, will present her paper at the Law Department
www.eui.eu
The president's initiative for black boys is premised on a mistaken notion.
www.nytimes.com
And I’m not a black woman who says that we don’t need a school for black boys. Black men (and women) need to go at those broads directly.
I attended private schools and am an advocate for private and single sex education.
And I’ve spoken VERY HIGHLY of all the black men in my life and circle. Divestor where?
My POINT was and always will be that we need a cultural shift for BOTH SEXES.
Everything isn’t “all these black girls are hos just having sex” OR “all these black men are shiftless dropping their seed wherever they turn”. It’s
a little from column A and a little from column B creating a huge mess.
The same way we have a number of young women who don’t value themselves and share their bodies because they aren’t raised in homes/neighborhoods where they are taught the proper order, we have a number of young men who think it’s cool to have fun a little too long or aren’t on the road to being somewhat established by 30.
You got brehs on here who have said how many positions are open in the trades, etc and they can’t find enough young brehs who are willing to step into those jobs. And yea, of course everyone in the hood ain’t bad or destitute, but if we had more young women and men who valued themselves we wouldn’t be on here talking about the state of our neighborhoods.
Ask these college aged Black girls what’s going on on campus. How many young black men are on campus compared to the women? And I know there are more women than men in college in all racial groups, but we’re talking about US. Go to these HBCUs and the young men will tell you how many girls there are per 1 guy.
YES YES YES- We need more young women who value themselves and more young men who are ready to lead households by 30.
Our ppl have been through hell in this country, but we are the only ones who are going to turn it around.
And I still say hiphop culture was one the worst thing to happen to us because it really influenced and F’d up the last couple generations. Black youth culture is centered around hiphop and it doesn’t lead to progression.
We are too entertainment driven.
The previous generations had The Cosby Show, Different World, Fresh Prince, all those Black family sitcoms and more balance in hiphop. We don’t have any of those external influences that obviously did a lot for us.
We don’t have anything to counterbalance the stripclub/hiphop influence that is everywhere.
I mean, 2 young mainstream black stars are knocked up out of wedlock by rappers. Not even an athlete or actor or son of someone famous or something. Lol Everything is centered around “hiphop culture” and it’s a terrible influence on the young.