If you complain about a lack of generational wealth, the homicide rates amongst our young men, dwindling black infrastructure, Thot culture, single mothers, or any of the the other problems associated with broken homes; I don’t see how you can take an anti marriage stance. I’m not saying issues associated with marriage shouldn’t be discussed or that you as an individual need to get married, but it takes a community to build a community
And the community ain’t building shyt without the black family. We know what the statistics are on single parent households vs married couples so this shyt ain’t conjecture. Also, married men and women are shown to be more educated and financial stable than single people. All this “we eating out here” or black women with the “we thriving” need to look at statistics cause single women especially are, “we struggling”
You also gotta keep in mind that getting married doesn’t mean problem automatically solved, cause you still have to do all the implied tasks of making yourself marriageable and putting in the effort of finding an equally marriageable person. You also gotta learn to be an effective parent that leaves a legacy and raise heirs capable of picking up where you left off. Marriage alone won’t completely help us resolve the challenges of racism, poverty, other forms of injustice but it’s a much need foundation to dealing with these larger issues successfully
Ever notice white people are always asking “what about our children” when shyt goes wrong? life is a game of pass the baton and way too many folks in our ranks are following up feminism and redpill. White people can afford to have these squabbles because they have the safeguards in place to protect their community. latching on to white people drama and bullshyt is like taking on Elon musk problems without Elon Musk money