14 bad situations caused by #WhiteSupremacy THAT CAN'T BE FIXED by Black fathers or wedlock

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

That's not my goal.

My goal is for them to not rely on government handouts.

A job is not a handout.

Hope that helps.

Do you know most black businesses are lifted by GOVERNMENT contracts? Like, many white corporations are?

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Or are you just ignorant?

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

I'm familiar with those reports and that brothers are making effort to spend time with their kids even if they don't live in the household.
Doesn't change the fact that our community would benefit from more 2 parent households and kids would benefit from the dad living in that household. Why fight against that?

Are the marriage rates for Blacks in America still lower than other groups? Would that still not be a benefit to have those numbers increase?

Now you want to scream racism but when folks demand policy specific for ADOS to combat racism you give them hell for that.

I'm not fighting against any of that. I wish you'd stop fighting something I'm not saying and frankly you seem like I touched a nerve.

The bigger question is: Why do families who do the right things still face the 14 things listed?

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Intergenerational transmission of trauma effects: putative role of epigenetic mechanisms


There are science articles backing up what I say

Stop it.

You just googled that bruh. Look at the bigger trend of what I'm saying:

How Public Health Took Part in Its Own Downfall

Public health’s turning point, according to several historical accounts, came after the discovery that infectious illnesses are the work of microbes. Germ theory offered a seductive new vision for defeating disease: Although the old public health “sought the sources of infectious disease in the surroundings of man; the new finds them in man himself,” wrote Hibbert Hill in The New Public Health in 1913. Or, as William Thompson Sedgwick, a bacteriologist and a former president of the American Public Health Association (APHA), put it, “Before 1880 we knew nothing; after 1890 we knew it all.”

This revolution in thinking gave public health license to be less revolutionary. Many practitioners no longer felt compelled to deal with sticky, sweeping problems such as poverty, inequity, and racial segregation (or to consider their own role in maintaining the status quo). “They didn’t have to think of themselves as activists,” Rosner said. “It was so much easier to identify individual victims of disease and cure them than it was to rebuild a city.” Public-health leaders even mocked their predecessors’ efforts at social reform, which they saw as inefficient and misguided. Some dismissively billed the impressive work of the sanitarian movement, which had essentially plumbed entire cities, as “a matter of pipes.”

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Public health began to self-identify as a field of objective, outside observers of society instead of agents of social change. It assumed a narrower set of responsibilities that included data collection, diagnostic services for clinicians, disease tracing, and health education. Assuming that its science could speak for itself, the field pulled away from allies such as labor unions, housing reformers, and social-welfare organizations that had supported city-scale sanitation projects, workplace reforms, and other ambitious public-health projects. That left public health in a precarious position—still in medicine’s shadow, but without the political base “that had been the source of its power,” Fairchild told me.


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Its a convenient tool to ignore the more immediate, more difficult problem to fix.

 

[saturn7]

I'm not fighting against any of that. I wish you'd stop fighting something I'm not saying and frankly you seem like I touched a nerve.

The bigger question is: Why do families who do the right things still face the 14 things listed?

You and the twitter post. If you are arguing against more two parent Black households then you ARE arguing against them. FOH.

And said in an earlier post that more marriages won't end racism but that is still not a reason to have more 2 parent households.

You got some fukking nerve. You know the main thing I advocate for is Reparations, and even that won't end racism.

 

[desjardins]

Ok now list the issues that can be remedied by strong family units
Gotta start with stuff that we can directly control so i'm not sure what these meme is getting at other than deflecting personal accountability for what we can control

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Ok now list the issues that can be remedied by strong family units
Gotta start with stuff that we can directly control so i'm not sure what these meme is getting at other than deflecting personal accountability for what we can control

strong families. Thats about it.

Once you step into the read world, then people start saying black people need even stronger communities and even stronger families. Its just endless goalpost moving about why black people aren't even more perfect.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

You and the twitter post. If you are arguing against more two parent Black households then you ARE arguing against them. FOH.

And said in an earlier post that more marriages won't end racism but that is still not a reason to have more 2 parent households.

You got some fukking nerve. You know the main thing I advocate for is Reparations, and even that won't end racism.

Did you just prove my point?

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

OK, what are we supposed to do with this? I'm getting to the bag regardless of racism.

 

[George's Dilemma]

14 reasons integration was overrated and every now and again I wonder if it was a mistake.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

With more stable households we can increase the survival rate. Of course everyone can't be saved.

Two incomes will always be better than one. If each parent made $40k, that's $80k together. The median household income for whites is $75k

 

[Taadow]

1. This list only has 12 things

2. So what are we to do with this information?

 

[Thanos]

nikkas talking about family units, that's not solving even #7