Supporting Illegal Immigration Means Opposing Black Workers
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“About six in 10 adult black males have a high school diploma or less and Black men are disproportionately employed in the low-skilled labor market, where they are more likely to be in labor competition with immigrants,"
“About six in 10 adult black males have a high school diploma or less and Black men are disproportionately employed in the low-skilled labor market, where they are more likely to be in labor competition with immigrants,"
The bold. Who's fault is that?
You can’t just pinpoint one source of blame. The under education of black men can be pointed to a number of areas, but I suspect you already know that.
Reading the article, I don’t like the tone. It suggests that black men should blame immigrants and fight for its share of scraps, instead of aspiring for more.
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the same tired MAGA/neocon argument. No body never have smoke for the shareholders that hire cheap labor but yeah let's blame Juan 
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OfTheCross
Veteran
why can’t immigrants “inspire for more”? Why the fukk do we have to give up jobs in our country and community because you don’t think people should work them?
what kinda stupid ass logic is that?
we have types from all walks of life in our community, they shouldn’t be locked out of the economy and earning a paycheck because of some backwards elitist logic
1.Undocumented immigrants aren't the people you should be worrying about. Blame the companies hiring them so they underpay and overwork them.
2. Black men should be pushed to seek more in life than manual labor.
3. Tariq is not a reliable source nor does he come in good faith.
2. Black men should be pushed to seek more in life than manual labor.
3. Tariq is not a reliable source nor does he come in good faith.
MajesticLion
Veteran
Unceasing psyops.
Treeshaz
Banned
Most illegals are hired by small companies with a Mexican management breh
It’s a Newsweek article but I know y’all don’t like to read
A lot of immigrants are aspiring for more. My mother first came here with little education and doing odd cleaning jobs and twenty-four years later, she's working her dream job as a RN. There's lots of room for someone working manual labor and industrial jobs, it just that few people wants to be a mule for multibillion-dollar corporations with less protections than other workers for good reasons.
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I guess breh. Since the explosion of social media and everyone telling all their personal business. Its becoming clear people are too distracted with bullshyt to concentrate on education. Plain and simple.
There it is