why arent black boys getting scholarships like black girls?

[MegaManX]

All i know is I met some dumb ass broads in College and I laugh when they post on facebook their straight As when they can't answer the simplest question in class.

A majority of females suck dikk for grades. I don't give a shyt what anyone say. They know that GPA matters so they hook up their professors. Dumb ass chicks always getting straight As and don't know the compounds in H2O

 

[Guvnor]

My guess is more of them are going to college.

At the same time I'm getting a 300 dollar scholarship every month so I'm gucci. I don't know about what your saying op but I'm eating. It might be small bite sized portions but I'm getting bread from uncle same every month for my academic prowess as a young nikka on the come up in college should be. I also sell my textbooks after the semester and get a good deal of guap doing that.

#TheGuvnorIsGoingToEat

 

[Will Ross]

Because people really don't push eduction on black boys like that.

 

[ViShawn]

A lot of places do target minority women more than anything.

I think women as a whole are getting more degrees though.

 

[HandyWithTheSteel]

Because the system is intentionally set up that way.

For the past 50+ years, the education system has been heavily based towards females. It's the same way in the work force.

The power structure of this country favors women over men because they are the safer, weaker, more docile gender.

 

[Marc Spector]

ive said this a million times: women as a whole invest more in education because they HAVE to. Physical labor environments and management jobs are not female friendly so women have to become skilled laborers to make a halfway decent wage.

 

[Michael9100]

This isn't solely a black issue but stems wider society. The premise behind this is that scholarship is aimed at disenfranchised & women are treated the minority of the two. On average more women will benefit from the programmes than male counterparts.

>> 4x as Many Scholarships for Women — a Disadvantage for Men? - NerdWallet
>> The Reverse Gender Gap | Lehigh Education

you see that in hiring as well with the double minority stuff...

 

[Michael9100]

realistically, OP doesn't care about this issue... just using it as another way to antagonize the never ending anti-BW narrative. which is pretty pathetic

it ain't nothing to set up even a $500 annual fund for a breh toward his school books. set the example instead of crying like a hoe about black women having opportunities...

black women have a lot of problems breh.... nothing wrong with pointing them out...

With him it's always an agenda to come back to black women. We know this already.

Have you heard of T. Hasan Johnson? How about Voddie Baucham?

 

[BrokePhiBroke]

black women have a lot of problems breh.... nothing wrong with pointing them out...






Have you heard of T. Hasan Johnson? How about Voddie Baucham?

What about them?

 

[Michael9100]

Because people really don't push eduction on black boys like that.

Who are these people... their parents?..... and why dont they push black boys academically?

 

[Michael9100]

What about them?

You should listen to their content

 

[DrBanneker]

A lot more girls apply too. I think a lot of guys don't think they can get a scholarship that isn't athletic...

 

[Michael9100]

A lot more girls apply too. I think a lot of guys don't think they can get a scholarship that isn't athletic...

You have to ask why they think like that.... what is the reason why? does it start at home?

 

[Sauce Dab]

I got a shyt ton of scholarships

I also think it's just that Woman are more likely than men to entire college nowadays. It's not just a black thing either and you also see it with whites as well.

Were those athletic or academic scholarships?

 

[Wear My Dawg's Hat]

Because people really don't push eduction on black boys like that.

Unlike other groups, black boys are expected are expected to achieve
on their own, without family and community support.

We tell the nine-year old black boy: "You're on your own, little man."

In terms of early reading, the 2103 National Assessment of Educational Progress shows that only 34 percent of fourth graders read proficiently. The figure is 14 percent for African-American boys and 18 percent for Hispanic boys, while 42 percent of white boys score proficient, according to KIDS COUNT. Data also link children of color to several risk factors associated with weaker reading skills.

http://gradelevelreading.net/wp-con...ng-Men-of-Color-and-the-Early-Reading-Gap.htm