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Black Man Thinkin’ – Radio Show Archive – 02/02/15

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This week’s Topics: Is Congress ready to challenge Obama / For those preserving liberty, the enemies are within the tent, the false compassion that divides America…

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Black Man Thinkin’ – Radio Show Archive – 01/26/15

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Published on: January 27, 2015

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This week’s Topics: Obama Terror Shuffle / Will Greece Push World to Brink / Blacks and Abortion / And the Balls Were Deflated…

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Before an “Intervention” is Needed, We Should Act

Before harming oneself, mental instability or hopelessness compromises a person’s judgment. Before a person so compromised seeks to harm someone else, he links that someone else, rightly or wrongly, with the fact, or reason, that his mind or hope is gone. Such a person is “off”, both in his outlook and demeanor…and ripe for an “intervention”.

Black Americans increasingly have the outlook and demeanor of someone who is “off” (note the person seated second from the right):

BlackBrunch

The black female pictured is part of the “Black Brunch Civil Rights movement”, which confronts white restaurant patrons over the issue of police brutality, chanting and disrupting the patrons’ dining experience. Organizers claim inspiration from the lunch counter sit-ins of the 1950’s and 1960’s:

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However, the pictures show differences between the movement of today and the one a half century ago, which include:

• The 1963 protesters confronted people who infringed their liberty; The 2015 protesters infringe the liberty of people they confront,
• The 1963 protesters knew someone would harm them; the 2015 protesters have no such concerns, and
• The 2015 protesters exclude whites from their ranks; as for the 1963 protesters…look at the picture.

Both protester groups acted on behalf of all blacks, going on the offensive against overwhelming odds. The 1963 protesters confronted unjust people, with a noble grace that attracted others to their cause; the 2015 protesters confront only white people, with an abrasive disrespect that calls their cause into question. While the 1963 lunch counter sit-in made blacks look principled, the 2015 “Black Brunch” makes blacks look mentally unstable, like someone staring blankly at strangers in a restaurant.

Adding to the mentally unstable look is the questionable premise of the “Black Brunch”, “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot”, and the “I Can’t Breathe” protests, across the U.S. and elsewhere: increasing U.S. police brutality.

The U.S. Attorney General says there is inadequate facts to show an increase in police use of force. Indeed, the federal government:

    • In 2011, reported 62.9 million police contacts with the public. Of the 26.4 million traffic stops included among those contacts, 1.5% involved threat or use of force,
    • In 2008, reported that about 1.4% of the 40 million police contacts with the public involved threat or use of force,
    • In 2005, reported that less than 1.6% of the 43.5 million police contacts with the public involved threat or use of force,
    • In 2002, reported that about 1.5% of the 45.3 million police contacts with the public involved threat or use of force, and
    • In 1999, reported that 1% of the 43.8 million police contacts with the public involved threat or use of force.

Interestingly, one group claimed 313 extrajudicial killings of blacks in 2012, or “one black every 28 hours”, by the police…and by security guards…and by vigilantes…and by whomever else came to mind. They later acknowledged 136 unarmed blacks killed that year, a number in line with the government’s reported average of 133 blacks killed annually by police between 2003 and 2009.

So, police use of force is neither rising nor statistically problematic; anecdotes, not data, drive the narrative of (white) cops hunting black people.

Nevertheless, disruptive protests occurred in Ferguson, Missouri, Boston, Oakland, Durham, San Francisco, New York, and elsewhere, all under the hashtag of: “#BlackLivesMatter”.

People who found movements on false assertions are dishonest, unstable, or both. Using an unobjectionable hashtag to cover their dishonesty is their attempt to infect people an ideology, not to inform them with truth. And it is working, as many have embraced the hashtag and ignore the real message, which is “Blacks (don’t believe their) Lives Matter (enough)”.

Consider crime and population data. Whites outnumber blacks nearly 6 to 1 in America. Nevertheless, in 2013:

    Blacks committed 2,698 single victim/offender murders, just 57 fewer than committed by all those white people,
    More homicide victims were black than white,
    • Blacks killed more than 90% of black murder victims, and
    • Blacks murdered more than twice as many whites as whites murdered blacks.

These data suggest that not only #BlackLivesMatter, but #AllLivesMatter…more to whites than blacks. If only the harm stopped with crimes…

A people who treats its next generation as optional or disposable is dying, willing neither to sacrifice nor prepare for the future; they seek today’s pleasure, and see tomorrow as without hope. Such was the Russian people’s outlook from 1991 to 2005, when they annually killed more children in the womb than they bore alive. America’s blacks display a similar outlook.

In 2010, black women, only 14% of U.S. females, accounted for 41% of America’s 1.15 million abortions, transferring more than 470,000 black children directly from the womb to the tomb. Black women have the highest abortion rates in America and, in some places, more black children die in the womb than emerge from it. Unfortunately, there is more…

Blacks have legitimate concerns about “Mass Incarceration”. The U.S. has the world’s highest incarceration rate, blacks were 36% of inmates in 2013, and some estimate 1 in 3 black men will go to prison in their lifetime.

However, concern over black “Mass Incarceration” ignores who actually puts blacks behind bars. Many fault a “racist judicial system”; this is mostly anecdotal griping, subject to rebuttal. The statistics on crime and victimization, taken together, do not support a racial bias. The data suggest, not that whites commit crimes for which blacks “take the fall”, not that “phantom crimes” result in blacks going to jail – but that black crime victims turn black criminal perpetrators over to the “racist” judicial system, in numbers that align with black-on-black crime. The resultant prosecutions, convictions, and incarcerations are (and should be) the normal consequences of blacks “dropping a dime” on those who harm them. Yet the complaints continue.

When people complain about what occurs – when it is what should occur – even though they make it occur…someone might question whether those are rational people.

And non-blacks are taking note. Not very long ago, a white man commented on his observations of black people:

    “I want to tell you one more thing I know about the Negro,” he recalled driving past a public-housing project in North Las Vegas, “and in front of that government house the door was usually open and the older people and the kids — and there is always at least a half a dozen people sitting on the porch — they didn’t have nothing to do. They didn’t have nothing for their kids to do. They didn’t have nothing for their young girls to do.

    “And because they were basically on government subsidy, so now what do they do? They abort their young children, they put their young men in jail, because they never learned how to pick cotton. And I’ve often wondered, are they better off as slaves, picking cotton and having a family life and doing things, or are they better off under government subsidy? They didn’t get no more freedom. They got less freedom.”

Cliven Bundy is hardly anyone’s perfect sociologist, but if what is amiss with blacks is obvious enough that he can spot it, then it should be obvious enough for blacks to address.

Blacks…we…protest harm brought upon us, then challenge those who’ve done no harm…
Blacks…we…decry violence done to us by others, though we do more to others, and to ourselves…
Blacks…we…say our lives matter, but relentlessly murder ourselves, inside and outside the womb…
Blacks…we…complain about our incarcerated young men, even as we turn them over to their jailors…

and blacks…we…will suffer no one to speak truth to us, and are loathe to speak it to ourselves…

These are the actions of the mentally unstable, of the hopeless…and they should not be the actions of American black people. Therefore blacks…we…need an intervention, while there are still enough among us, and who care for us, that we might return to the senses we once had.

Black Man Thinkin’ Radio Show – 01/19/15

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Published on: January 19, 2015

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This week’s Topics: Selma Racism Has Moved From The Bridge To The Oscars / The Obama Obstruction Has Begun / Forget I Can’t Breathe… What About I Cant Eat Cheesecake…

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Black Man Thinkin’ Radio Show – 01/12/15

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Published on: January 13, 2015

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This week’s Topics: Obama No-Show in Paris / The Empty Call for Islamic Reform / Extending Educational Incompetence / Knives Out for Mia Love…

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Brownian Black Movement

In 1827, Scottish botanist Robert Brown, looking through a microscope at pollen grains suspended in water, observed small particles that moved about irregularly, similar to the red dots in the “water” of blue dots below:

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The phenomenon Brown observed bears his name: “Brownian Movement” – the random motion of particles suspended in a fluid. The particles neither move on their own, nor move with any purpose. Instead, they get knocked around by the fluid.

Brownian Movement seems to describe many American blacks: particles suspended in the fluid of American culture and current events. Blacks neither create the events nor control the impacts. Instead, they get knocked around by them, often according to someone else’s agenda. For example:

The Rise of Barack Hussein Obama

Barack Obama’s historic election elated blacks. From the 2004 Democratic National Convention Keynote Address that brought him national prominence, to his improbable triumph over Hillary Clinton for the 2008 Democrat Party Presidential Nomination, blacks supported Obama, so strongly that he could take their vote for granted, in the primaries and in the general election.

But where were the blacks directing the Obama “event”? They were generally not part of Obama’s inner circle, in either his first or second administration. Instead of embracing the black church, Obama distanced himself from his black pastor of more than 2 decades – a controversial man who performed his wedding and baptized his children – before securing the 2008 nomination. Some questioned his black “bona fides”.

Unsurprisingly, white acceptance led to Obama’s success. During the 2008 campaign, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) “praised” Obama as “a ‘light-skinned’ African American ‘with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one.'” Joe Biden (D-DE), who also sought the Democrat nomination, called Obama “the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy.”

Of the nearly 69.5 million votes Obama received in the General Election:

    • Less than 22% came from blacks,
    • Less than 10% came from hispanics, and
    • Less than 3% came from asians….

…and more than 60% came from whites. By providing fewer than one of every four Obama votes, blacks resembled the girl who could not keep her grandmother’s fried chicken “secret”:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB7j3sUWohE[/youtube]

Only this time, “Shake N Bake” was, “Who elected Obama?” The black voter response: “Those white folks…and I helped”.

Six years, and one re-election, later, blacks: have lost economic ground, absolutely, and relative to whites; feel less empowered; saw latino and homosexual concerns receive higher priority than theirs; became America’s most racist group; and felt disrespect from the president.

Blacks did not create Obama; he was thrust upon them…and knocked them around.

The Trayvon Martin Shooting

Trayvon Martin’s death, on February 26, 2012, sparked outrage over a white man shooting and killing an unarmed black teenager.

But Martin’s killer is not white. That small detail did not prevent Trayvon-inspired “revenge attacks” on whites, both before and after the trial; the “popular” narrative was impervious to fact.

Sympathy for Sybrina Fulton, Martin’s biological mother, was sincere, and nationwide, even though Trayvon did not live with her when he died. Alicia Stanley,Trayvon’s stepmother, actually raised him…from the age of 3. Blacks generally ignored this (step-) mother’s pain – Stanley was displaced at Martin’s funeral and at Zimmerman’s trial. Sybrina Fulton’s exploitation of the son she did not raise, copyrighting protest slogans, less than a month after his death, also seemed to go unnoticed.

However, Fulton’s opposition to “Stand Your Ground” laws, in Florida and in Washington, D.C., did draw attention…even though police found “Stand Your Ground” irrelevant to her son’s case, and even though “Stand Your Ground” was not part of Zimmerman’s defense.

That legal experts called Zimmerman’s arrest affidavit “irresponsible and unethical”, and considered Zimmerman “overcharged”, angered more blacks than it informed. News that a grand jury indicted the prosecutor who charged Zimmerman for falsifying his arrest warrant made more blacks question the system than question the prosecution’s case.

Somehow, Sharpton’s rhetoric, NBC’s editing “errors”, and a non-threatening image of Trayvon Martin, which differed from the unarmed teen Zimmerman met:

young trayvonthreatening trayvon

masked these inconsistencies, and blacks got knocked around by a false narrative which put them at odds with the facts, the legal system…and other Americans.

Donald Sterling’ Clippers

Audiotape of Donald Sterling’s private conversation with a mistress became public on April 25, 2014; the fallout came quickly.

The next day, current and former NBA players offered their opinions, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver called the recording “offensive and disturbing”, other NBA owners weighed in, and Clippers’ players protested…before losing their playoff game.

The following day, a second recording surfaced, and president Obama commented. By April 28th, just 3 days after the first tape leaked, sponsors severed ties with the Clippers.

Then, Commissioner Silver dropped the hammer, on April 29th:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHCgmVikntw[/youtube]

banning Sterling, for life, from the NBA. After more drama, Sterling’s estranged wife sold the Clippers, on May 30, 2014.

And so, the word went forth: major sports franchise owners cannot make racist remarks….even if in private…

Even if their bigotry is common knowledge since last century

Even if they pay 7- and 8-figure annual salaries to black men who play and coach a game…

Even if they are generous philanthropists, with multiple NAACP Lifetime Achievement Awards

Apparently, what a man does, publicly, to benefit blacks is less important than what he says, privately.

Blacks did not create the Sterling tapes; they simply bought into the politically correct doctrine that only those with “approved thinking” can supply entertainment in the U.S., and that violating someone’s privacy, or even the law, to enforce that doctrine is acceptable. The NBA needed “cover” for its income-stream-preserving exorcism of Donald Sterling, something it has wanted for 3 decades, and blacks unwittingly obliged…gaining nothing in return, apart from sound bites.

NFL Domestic Violence

NFL players behave better than those they entertain yet, from media reports, one might believe the league is full of wife-beaters and child abusers.

Ray Rice’s one-hitter-quitter episode with then-fiancee, now wife, not only cost the running back his job, it also threatened Roger Goodell’s tenure as NFL Commissioner. The ensuing desire for “justice” was so strong that other things apparently did not matter.

It didn’t matter that Mrs. Rice did not want her husband on trial (after all, it was their private altercation, not a prize-fight). Instead of praise for acknowledging her role in the incident, or standing by her husband, some labeled her a gold digger.

It didn’t matter that New Jersey dropped charges against Rice, or that a female arbitrator overturned his suspension from the NFL.

All that mattered, to many, was calling the NFL soft on domestic violence…and blacks boarded the bandwagon.

Adrian Peterson’s child abuse case, took political correctness to a different level. Not because it involved a child, not because it damaged Peterson’s Father of the Year candidacy, but because of reactions like this:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_w9aeTeKY4[/youtube]

Cris Carter’s rant, against his mother’s child-rearing and values, garnered wide praise. Yet, watching successful black men question the judgment of those who raised them, and the biblical values that sustained blacks in America for centuries and through difficult times, is disturbing.

Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson are now events by which the politically correct knock around what remains of traditional black family connections and cultural values, at a time when blacks desperately need both.

Bill Cosby “Sexcapades”

If Cosby’s troubles were about exposing a powerful man’s past sexual misdeeds, either to validate victimized women or to “educate” the public about his character, then another “Bill”, Mr. Clinton, would answer for sexual allegations, dating back to 1969 (plus a recent lawsuit involving sex with minors); especially since:

    ● Many Cosby “accusers” waited decades to speak out, with no independent verification; Clinton victims reported incidents when they occurred, often with 3rd party attestation,
    ● Cosby “accusers” claim he drugged them, without bodily harm; Clinton victims often reported physical abuse, and
    ● Clinton wielded more power, as a governor and president, than Cosby ever could as a comedian.

The lack of timely reporting or corroboration make proving the allegations against Cosby improbable, even if they are true. Consequently, the anti-Cosby argument is not, “Look at all the evidence against him,” but rather, “All those women cannot be lying!”

Brian Banks, who lost a football scholarship and 5 years of his life, might disagree. So might members of the Duke Lacrosse team, whose accuser now serves time for murder. Indeed, false rape allegations are not uncommon, and the women who make them rarely face negative consequences. Cosby’s accusers will likely speak with impunity.

And many blacks are hearing their message, meaning Cosby’s message, critical of failed black behavior:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gh3_e3mDQ8[/youtube]

…is heard, and regarded, less.

Blacks did not create the Cosby rape allegation “event”…but it knocks them around, so that many no longer receive a needed word, for the messenger has been (falsely) tarnished.

Michael Brown, Eric Garner Demonstrations

Michael Brown was an unarmed black teenager whom a cop shot and killed. Some remember Brown as a “good kid”, college bound with a bright future.

Apparently, they did not know the Michael Brown who had gang affiliations, who had an arrest record, who committed strong-armed robbery the day he died, or who assaulted a cop, tried to take his gun, and then made a run at him.

Those who entertained the “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” story accepted a false Michael Brown narrative. Though disproved, it fueled riots and looting that still scar Ferguson, and many still cling to it.

Eric Garner, who died when NYPD used a choke hold while arresting him, is a more sympathetic figure than either Michael Brown or even Trayvon Martin. Instead of attacking police officers, Garner asked them to leave him alone; instead of fighting a man with a gun, Garner broke up a fight. Instead of a violent man, the video of his last moments show a man in distress.

What the video does not show is Garner’s history with NYPD of 30 arrests, or that he was out on bail, on multiple charges, when he died.

There was no reason for Garner to die that day, the police are at fault for his death. However, how does Garner, a veteran of 30 prior NYPD arrests, not know how to avoid a police takedown…especially when other men face arrest and stay unharmed, despite extreme emotional upset:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhHm7Tujca4[/youtube]

Yet, people “demonstrate” throughout New York, chanting, “I can’t breathe” and other sayings. They also take their message to restaurants, as though white diners either caused or support the lack of a grand jury indictment in Garner’s death.

Which leaves blacks knocked around by protesters who “peacefully” advocate violence, deteriorating relations between the mayor and police force of a leading American city, and calls for “change” that will neither happen nor help.

The Obama event marginalizes blacks politically and maintains their issues at a low national priority; The Martin event showed blacks as more emotional than factual; The Sterling event showed blacks as willing to harm those who’d done them more good than harm; the NFL Domestic Violence event saw black men attacking traditional black values; the Cosby event punishes black men who unabashedly speak to traditional black values; and the Brown and Garner events work to remove black confidence in police and in the justice system.

Blacks created none of these events, yet they buffet the black community, affecting their political, economic, social, and cultural standing. Currently, it is hard to identify a true black voice or direction, one more attentive to what blacks value more than to what excites them. And the events that knock them around make constructive voices and directions harder to identify. However, until blacks, as they did before, find those voices and directions, and navigate American culture and events, instead of getting knocked around by them, they will continue to resemble the red dots you see here…

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Black Man Thinkin’ – 01/05/15

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Black Man Thinkin’ – 12/29/14

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This week’s Topics: NYC Mayor cant get it right / Messed-up Medicaid in TN / Low oil prices not necessarily good / Droning on your liberty / Microsocope on black females…

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The Missing Microscope on Black Females

The American experiment in limited government, combining people from many lands and cultures into a common citizenship, is: the most powerful; the most admired; and the most desired destination, for those seeking higher education or a new home, among the world’s nations.

And America is yet a young country, at 238 years of age, compared to other traditional powers, i.e., other permanent members of the United Nations Security Council:

    China: 2,235 years of age (from beginning of Qin dynasty)
    France: 2,490 years of age (from fall of Roman Empire)
    Russia: 1,152 years of age (from Viking founding)
    United Kingdom: 1,604 years of age (from the Anglo-Saxon invasions)

Not surprisingly, America receives scrutiny, from her unique governmental structure to her patchwork culture constructed by her “melting pot” of people.

Two races dominate America’s melting pot – Caucasian and Negro. Emphasis on this distinction often causes people to overlook America’s rich ethnic diversity. For some, there are no Italians, Germans, Poles, Swedes, Russians, etc. These ethnic identities are irrelevant; all are simply Caucasian, or “White”. Similarly, there are no Ethiopians, Nigerians, Ghanaians, Liberians, Somalis, etc.; all are simply Negro, or “Black”. Other races are either counted as one of these two, i.e. latinos are often considered “White”, or are not yet part of the mainstream conversation.

Paradoxically, this “uniting” of Americans, away from their diverse ethnic groups, and into two races, is destructive, divisive, and something Americans do to themselves.

With another, natural, division added to the mix – that of gender – the primary roster of American people for scrutiny becomes: white male; white female; black male; and black female.

America’s white male is the de facto national standard. The status of nearly all Americans is determined by their standing in relation to the income levels, employment viability, political and business leadership of America’s white male.

Consequently, America’s white male endures scrutiny. Everything he thinks and feels, the what and how of all he does, is dissected, so others might better understand, emulate, or criticize him. Critics consider him the primary oppressor of all women and all non-whites, often calling him “the system” or “society”, and describe him as racist, misogynistic, homophobic, anti-immigrant, Islamophobic, among other intolerant adjectives.

America’s white female also endures scrutiny, but different from that of her male counterpart; it focuses on what independence she has gained from, and gender equality she has achieved with, white males. Waving a feminist banner, white females continuously endeavor to: work in the same jobs, command the same salaries, and have the same political and business influence as white males. Additionally, she scrutinizes herself, trying to balance removing male-female boundaries with the natural demands of being female (“Am I a real woman if I do not bear children?” Am I a bad mother if I work outside the home or work too much?” “Do I need a man?” “What is a woman’s role in a relationship/marriage?”). White females portray themselves as promoting themselves to the benefit of everyone. Those who think otherwise, say so to their own peril.

However, that white females eagerly benefit more from “Affirmative Action” than those whose plight brought it about, calls her “concern for all” into question. Also, some white females now condemn feminism for its negative impacts on women, and on the country.

Then there is America’s black male. Largely due to governmental efforts to “help” him over the last fifty years, he is:

    • Both the leading perpetrator, and leading victim, of violent crimes,
    Undereducated,
    underemployed, and
    Most likely to be absent from his children and family.

Historically, non-blacks scrutinized America’s black male to determine how to help him, or how to destroy him. Interestingly, nearly every attempt at the former resembled what Frederick Douglass called “positive injury”; they generally did more harm than good. As for efforts to destroy him, well, the nonviolent ones look similar to efforts to help him; the primary difference between the two efforts is the political ideology of those making them.

Consequently, scrutiny of the black male, though intense, has produced little that helped him. In fact, it is hard to identify any effort, that did not originate with the black male, that has.

Finally, there is the black female, the least scrutinized of the four. Unlike her male counterpart, she is a sympathetic figure; her life decisions receive scant, if any, criticism, and many consider her the “backbone of the black family”. However, that backbone apparently has a slipped disk; the black family lost ground to white families over the last half century, which may validate this challenge to the notion that black females support black males, or strengthen the black family:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvukHcsRpMs[/youtube]

There is ample information regarding a concerted effort to establish feminism among black females, and a form especially hostile toward black males, in the late 1970’s. Interestingly, black feminism among likely influences decisions among black females that are more detrimental to blacks than white feminism has been to whites, and statistical results demonstrate the impacts of these decisions:

    Only 26% of black females are married, compared to 51% of white females. As an aside, 32% of black males are married,
    • The illegitimate birth rate for black females is 72.3%; for white females, it is 29.1%,
    • Although whites outnumber blacks more than 5 to 1, and poor whites outnumber poor blacks more than 2 to 1 (some math required), more blacks receive federal welfare than whites…and most welfare benefits go to women. As one worker with 24 years of experience stated flatly: “We don’t involve fathers. The system is mother focused”. Translation: more black females receive federal welfare benefits than do white females, and
    • The genital herpes infection rate among black females is 49.9%, compared to 15.3% for white females. To contrast, the infection rate for black males is 24%.

It is difficult to imagine that any objective person would see the above and determine that the females, whose personal decisions produce these outcomes, are the “backbone” of their communities. Neither would an objective person likely look beyond these outcomes to find reasons for why those females’ families did not thrive, or for why that their men show interest in building relationships and families with other women. If other females achieve better outcomes, have stronger families, and their males receive greater respect, then…?

Yet, anything more than an “inside baseball” discussion, regarding black female behavior, seldom occurs. That seems due to the animosity black females have toward anyone who questions their “struggle”. To conclude that the black female’s behavior and choices are a detriment to herself and to other blacks is sacrilege, at least among most black females. Consequently, the black female does not come under the same microscope of scrutiny used to examine white males, white females, or even black males.

A simple truth, touching all human problems is this: “You cannot correct what you will not confront.” Blacks must be both over and under the microscope on their issues, to finds ways to better themselves and their condition in this country. They also must spend more time looking at themselves than they spend looking at whites, if they want solutions to fit them.

However, unless and until black females allow themselves under the microscope, to accept the same level of scrutiny, from black males, they and others, apply to black males…until that occurs, then all those ethnic groups, joined together as America’s blacks, will continue in a united, racial, decline.

Black Man Thinkin’ Radio Show – 12/22/14

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BLACK MAN THINKIN’ – 12/22/14

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This week’s Topics: Real Police Killings have begun / The Sony Hack Misdirection / Cuba Policy Change Isn’t about helping Cubans…

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