Dr Shelby Steele says Black problems are not because of Racism but because of freedom.

[MarathonMike]

Is he right or wrong? Why is he right or why is he wrong?

 

[BuckToothMoron]

His opinion doesn’t matter. He’s only half black. Real blacks like Jesse Jackson, Jeremiah Wright and al Sharpton have been working hard (and lining their pockets) to advance black Americans for decades. The fact that they have absolutely no progress should be overlooked because......well because they are black.

 

[IM2]

Is he right or wrong? Why is he right or why is he wrong?

Shelby Steele?



Are the only blacks you guys read sellouts?

 

[IM2]

His opinion doesn’t matter. He’s only half black. Real blacks like Jesse Jackson, Jeremiah Wright and al Sharpton have been working hard (and lining their pockets) to advance black Americans for decades. The fact that they have absolutely no progress should be overlooked because......well because they are black.

Why do you racist whites think you have something to say about black progress?

 

[AveryJarhman]

Are the only blacks you guys read sellouts?

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

His opinion doesn’t matter. He’s only half black. Real blacks like Jesse Jackson, Jeremiah Wright and al Sharpton have been working hard (and lining their pockets) to advance black Americans for decades. The fact that they have absolutely no progress should be overlooked because......well because they are black.

Why do you racist whites think you have something to say about black progress?

Because the lack of progress affects us as well....or shall we say the lack of progress?

 

[AveryJarhman]

Why do you racist whites think you have something to say about black progress?

I believe responsible, caring Americans are primarily concerned about LACK OF PROGRESS, as well as lack of common sense in the larger PRO BLACK minded black American community.

 

[AveryJarhman]

#TheLargerIssue #Fatherlessness #ChildNeglectMaltreatment #MentalHealth #Solutions

Is he right or wrong? Why is he right or why is he wrong?

BATTLING BLACK AMERICAN CITIZENS

Sadly, when successful, accomplished American citizen Dr. Shelby Steele, Ph.D, shares TRUTHS about black or American citizens of African descent, he is HATEFULLY denigrated as a "Sell-out" "C^^n" "Race Traitor" and "Uncle Tom" by a large population of "Pro Black, Woke or Conscious Black Community" minded American citizens illogically believing they have a right, as well as duty to LOUDLY demean and intimidate our accomplished, successful black or American friends, neighbors and co-workers of African descent choosing to peacefully pursue THEIR OWN unique vision for L, L, (Love) & Happiness.
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"Mental illness in Black Communities" Published on Nov 10, 2010 www.dawsondenise.com


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"How Black Community's Ignorance of Mental Illness Almost Killed Me" ~Law of Polaris -North Star-


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"How black Women sabotage their sons," ~Law of Polaris -North Star-


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See my USMB Sig for more info about PRO BLACK minded Americans.

Peace.

 

[MarathonMike]

Is he right or wrong? Why is he right or why is he wrong?

Shelby Steele?



Are the only blacks you guys read sellouts?

You didn't answer the question, true to form you attacked the man.

 

[IM2]

His opinion doesn’t matter. He’s only half black. Real blacks like Jesse Jackson, Jeremiah Wright and al Sharpton have been working hard (and lining their pockets) to advance black Americans for decades. The fact that they have absolutely no progress should be overlooked because......well because they are black.

Why do you racist whites think you have something to say about black progress?

Because the lack of progress affects us as well....or shall we say the lack of progress?

Whatever lack of progress you claim is primarily due to whites.

Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The yawning racial wealth gap in the United States is no accident, but rather, driven by unjust public policy decisions—from the re-segregation of education to the redlining of home ownership to poverty wages, according to a new analysis by Brandeis University and the public policy organization Demos.

Inequalities are vast, note the researchers. For example, Census data shows that, in 2011, median white households in the U.S. held $111,146 in wealth, compared to a mere $7,113 for Black homes and $8,348 for Latino ones.

These disparities emerge from historical choices on the political and policy levels, the researchers note.

"The racial wealth gap is large because we instituted it in public policy historically and continue to make public policies that exacerbate the problems," said report coauthor Catherine Ruetschlin, a senior policy analyst at Demos, in a press statement. Therefore, it is vital "to find new opportunities to address the way that we’re constantly perpetuating this disparity between black, white and Latino families," Ruetschlin continued.

Researchers offer a series of solutions aimed at reversing these trends, from equalizing home ownership to racially integrating schools at all levels. In addition, the study calls for a significant boost to the minimum wage, as well as "making it easier for workers to form and join unions."

The researchers' focus on poverty pay echoes the growing call from low-wage workers for society to address the role of poverty wages in driving racial inequality.

"Black and Latino workers are disproportionately likely to be employed in positions that pay the minimum wage or just above and would benefit the most from an increase in the federal minimum wage," the report states.

The researchers continue, "With new research indicating that minimum wage increases have not reduced employment, a hike in the federal minimum wage from its current low rate of $7.25 would boost the incomes of many of the lowest paid Black and Latino workers and have the potential to decrease the racial wealth gap."
Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters
The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters

 

[IM2]

Is he right or wrong? Why is he right or why is he wrong?

Shelby Steele?



Are the only blacks you guys read sellouts?

You didn't answer the question, true to form you attacked the man.

It is apparent what my answer is.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

His opinion doesn’t matter. He’s only half black. Real blacks like Jesse Jackson, Jeremiah Wright and al Sharpton have been working hard (and lining their pockets) to advance black Americans for decades. The fact that they have absolutely no progress should be overlooked because......well because they are black.

Why do you racist whites think you have something to say about black progress?

Because the lack of progress affects us as well....or shall we say the lack of progress?

Whatever lack of progress you claim is primarily due to whites.

Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The yawning racial wealth gap in the United States is no accident, but rather, driven by unjust public policy decisions—from the re-segregation of education to the redlining of home ownership to poverty wages, according to a new analysis by Brandeis University and the public policy organization Demos.

Inequalities are vast, note the researchers. For example, Census data shows that, in 2011, median white households in the U.S. held $111,146 in wealth, compared to a mere $7,113 for Black homes and $8,348 for Latino ones.

These disparities emerge from historical choices on the political and policy levels, the researchers note.

"The racial wealth gap is large because we instituted it in public policy historically and continue to make public policies that exacerbate the problems," said report coauthor Catherine Ruetschlin, a senior policy analyst at Demos, in a press statement. Therefore, it is vital "to find new opportunities to address the way that we’re constantly perpetuating this disparity between black, white and Latino families," Ruetschlin continued.

Researchers offer a series of solutions aimed at reversing these trends, from equalizing home ownership to racially integrating schools at all levels. In addition, the study calls for a significant boost to the minimum wage, as well as "making it easier for workers to form and join unions."

The researchers' focus on poverty pay echoes the growing call from low-wage workers for society to address the role of poverty wages in driving racial inequality.

"Black and Latino workers are disproportionately likely to be employed in positions that pay the minimum wage or just above and would benefit the most from an increase in the federal minimum wage," the report states.

The researchers continue, "With new research indicating that minimum wage increases have not reduced employment, a hike in the federal minimum wage from its current low rate of $7.25 would boost the incomes of many of the lowest paid Black and Latino workers and have the potential to decrease the racial wealth gap."
Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters
The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters

Funny....I know several black people who do just fine.
Hell,we even had a black president.
If you cant make it in this country it has nothing to do with your skin color.

 

[IM2]

His opinion doesn’t matter. He’s only half black. Real blacks like Jesse Jackson, Jeremiah Wright and al Sharpton have been working hard (and lining their pockets) to advance black Americans for decades. The fact that they have absolutely no progress should be overlooked because......well because they are black.

Why do you racist whites think you have something to say about black progress?

Because the lack of progress affects us as well....or shall we say the lack of progress?

Whatever lack of progress you claim is primarily due to whites.

Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The yawning racial wealth gap in the United States is no accident, but rather, driven by unjust public policy decisions—from the re-segregation of education to the redlining of home ownership to poverty wages, according to a new analysis by Brandeis University and the public policy organization Demos.

Inequalities are vast, note the researchers. For example, Census data shows that, in 2011, median white households in the U.S. held $111,146 in wealth, compared to a mere $7,113 for Black homes and $8,348 for Latino ones.

These disparities emerge from historical choices on the political and policy levels, the researchers note.

"The racial wealth gap is large because we instituted it in public policy historically and continue to make public policies that exacerbate the problems," said report coauthor Catherine Ruetschlin, a senior policy analyst at Demos, in a press statement. Therefore, it is vital "to find new opportunities to address the way that we’re constantly perpetuating this disparity between black, white and Latino families," Ruetschlin continued.

Researchers offer a series of solutions aimed at reversing these trends, from equalizing home ownership to racially integrating schools at all levels. In addition, the study calls for a significant boost to the minimum wage, as well as "making it easier for workers to form and join unions."

The researchers' focus on poverty pay echoes the growing call from low-wage workers for society to address the role of poverty wages in driving racial inequality.

"Black and Latino workers are disproportionately likely to be employed in positions that pay the minimum wage or just above and would benefit the most from an increase in the federal minimum wage," the report states.

The researchers continue, "With new research indicating that minimum wage increases have not reduced employment, a hike in the federal minimum wage from its current low rate of $7.25 would boost the incomes of many of the lowest paid Black and Latino workers and have the potential to decrease the racial wealth gap."
Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters
The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters

Funny....I know several black people who do just fine.
Hell,we even had a black president.
If you cant make it in this country it has nothing to do with your skin color.

Opinions are like buttholes, these are the facts.

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why A Typical White Household Has 16 Times The Wealth Of A Black One

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why A Typical White Household Has 16 Times The Wealth Of A Black One

 

[MarathonMike]

Is he right or wrong? Why is he right or why is he wrong?

Shelby Steele?



Are the only blacks you guys read sellouts?

You didn't answer the question, true to form you attacked the man.

It is apparent what my answer is.

I didn't ask if you thought Dr Steele was an Uncle Tom. I asked whether his message is right or wrong. You are dodging the question.

 

[IM2]

Is he right or wrong? Why is he right or why is he wrong?

Shelby Steele?



Are the only blacks you guys read sellouts?

You didn't answer the question, true to form you attacked the man.

It is apparent what my answer is.

I didn't ask if you thought Dr Steele was an Uncle Tom. I asked whether his message is right or wrong. You are dodging the question.

It is apparent what my answer is. I am not going to play the game played here whereby you see your question was answered but you keep asking me to answer the question. Anyone with a functioning brain cab see what the answer is.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

His opinion doesn’t matter. He’s only half black. Real blacks like Jesse Jackson, Jeremiah Wright and al Sharpton have been working hard (and lining their pockets) to advance black Americans for decades. The fact that they have absolutely no progress should be overlooked because......well because they are black.

Why do you racist whites think you have something to say about black progress?

Because the lack of progress affects us as well....or shall we say the lack of progress?

Whatever lack of progress you claim is primarily due to whites.

Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The yawning racial wealth gap in the United States is no accident, but rather, driven by unjust public policy decisions—from the re-segregation of education to the redlining of home ownership to poverty wages, according to a new analysis by Brandeis University and the public policy organization Demos.

Inequalities are vast, note the researchers. For example, Census data shows that, in 2011, median white households in the U.S. held $111,146 in wealth, compared to a mere $7,113 for Black homes and $8,348 for Latino ones.

These disparities emerge from historical choices on the political and policy levels, the researchers note.

"The racial wealth gap is large because we instituted it in public policy historically and continue to make public policies that exacerbate the problems," said report coauthor Catherine Ruetschlin, a senior policy analyst at Demos, in a press statement. Therefore, it is vital "to find new opportunities to address the way that we’re constantly perpetuating this disparity between black, white and Latino families," Ruetschlin continued.

Researchers offer a series of solutions aimed at reversing these trends, from equalizing home ownership to racially integrating schools at all levels. In addition, the study calls for a significant boost to the minimum wage, as well as "making it easier for workers to form and join unions."

The researchers' focus on poverty pay echoes the growing call from low-wage workers for society to address the role of poverty wages in driving racial inequality.

"Black and Latino workers are disproportionately likely to be employed in positions that pay the minimum wage or just above and would benefit the most from an increase in the federal minimum wage," the report states.

The researchers continue, "With new research indicating that minimum wage increases have not reduced employment, a hike in the federal minimum wage from its current low rate of $7.25 would boost the incomes of many of the lowest paid Black and Latino workers and have the potential to decrease the racial wealth gap."
Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters
The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters

Funny....I know several black people who do just fine.
Hell,we even had a black president.
If you cant make it in this country it has nothing to do with your skin color.

Opinions are like buttholes, these are the facts.

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why A Typical White Household Has 16 Times The Wealth Of A Black One

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why A Typical White Household Has 16 Times The Wealth Of A Black One

Because we actually grow up with nurturing parents who teach us the value of hard work and diligence instead of a steady diet of hate whitey and the po po.

 

[harmonica]

His opinion doesn’t matter. He’s only half black. Real blacks like Jesse Jackson, Jeremiah Wright and al Sharpton have been working hard (and lining their pockets) to advance black Americans for decades. The fact that they have absolutely no progress should be overlooked because......well because they are black.

Why do you racist whites think you have something to say about black progress?

Because the lack of progress affects us as well....or shall we say the lack of progress?

Whatever lack of progress you claim is primarily due to whites.

Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The yawning racial wealth gap in the United States is no accident, but rather, driven by unjust public policy decisions—from the re-segregation of education to the redlining of home ownership to poverty wages, according to a new analysis by Brandeis University and the public policy organization Demos.

Inequalities are vast, note the researchers. For example, Census data shows that, in 2011, median white households in the U.S. held $111,146 in wealth, compared to a mere $7,113 for Black homes and $8,348 for Latino ones.

These disparities emerge from historical choices on the political and policy levels, the researchers note.

"The racial wealth gap is large because we instituted it in public policy historically and continue to make public policies that exacerbate the problems," said report coauthor Catherine Ruetschlin, a senior policy analyst at Demos, in a press statement. Therefore, it is vital "to find new opportunities to address the way that we’re constantly perpetuating this disparity between black, white and Latino families," Ruetschlin continued.

Researchers offer a series of solutions aimed at reversing these trends, from equalizing home ownership to racially integrating schools at all levels. In addition, the study calls for a significant boost to the minimum wage, as well as "making it easier for workers to form and join unions."

The researchers' focus on poverty pay echoes the growing call from low-wage workers for society to address the role of poverty wages in driving racial inequality.

"Black and Latino workers are disproportionately likely to be employed in positions that pay the minimum wage or just above and would benefit the most from an increase in the federal minimum wage," the report states.

The researchers continue, "With new research indicating that minimum wage increases have not reduced employment, a hike in the federal minimum wage from its current low rate of $7.25 would boost the incomes of many of the lowest paid Black and Latino workers and have the potential to decrease the racial wealth gap."
Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters
The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters

facts:
......blacks graduate high school at lower levels[ not even counting private schools ] therefore even LESS are qualified for college and graduate college at lower levels
..that's why they earn less
IM2 must have me on ignore because facts scare him away

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Because the lack of progress affects us as well....or shall we say the lack of progress?

Whatever lack of progress you claim is primarily due to whites.

Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The yawning racial wealth gap in the United States is no accident, but rather, driven by unjust public policy decisions—from the re-segregation of education to the redlining of home ownership to poverty wages, according to a new analysis by Brandeis University and the public policy organization Demos.

Inequalities are vast, note the researchers. For example, Census data shows that, in 2011, median white households in the U.S. held $111,146 in wealth, compared to a mere $7,113 for Black homes and $8,348 for Latino ones.

These disparities emerge from historical choices on the political and policy levels, the researchers note.

"The racial wealth gap is large because we instituted it in public policy historically and continue to make public policies that exacerbate the problems," said report coauthor Catherine Ruetschlin, a senior policy analyst at Demos, in a press statement. Therefore, it is vital "to find new opportunities to address the way that we’re constantly perpetuating this disparity between black, white and Latino families," Ruetschlin continued.

Researchers offer a series of solutions aimed at reversing these trends, from equalizing home ownership to racially integrating schools at all levels. In addition, the study calls for a significant boost to the minimum wage, as well as "making it easier for workers to form and join unions."

The researchers' focus on poverty pay echoes the growing call from low-wage workers for society to address the role of poverty wages in driving racial inequality.

"Black and Latino workers are disproportionately likely to be employed in positions that pay the minimum wage or just above and would benefit the most from an increase in the federal minimum wage," the report states.

The researchers continue, "With new research indicating that minimum wage increases have not reduced employment, a hike in the federal minimum wage from its current low rate of $7.25 would boost the incomes of many of the lowest paid Black and Latino workers and have the potential to decrease the racial wealth gap."
Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters
The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters

Funny....I know several black people who do just fine.
Hell,we even had a black president.
If you cant make it in this country it has nothing to do with your skin color.

Opinions are like buttholes, these are the facts.

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why A Typical White Household Has 16 Times The Wealth Of A Black One

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why A Typical White Household Has 16 Times The Wealth Of A Black One

Because we actually grow up with nurturing parents who teach us the value of hard work and diligence instead of a steady diet of hate whitey and the po po.

Whites like you know nothing about hard work. Whites like you teach us to dislike whites.

Pfffftt.....I worked my way up from sweeping the floors and chipping out machines to making flight hardware for the NASA shuttle program and retired at 46.
There's absolutely nothing you can teach me about hard work.

 

[Meathead]

The irony of it all is that black lives mattered more when they were slaves.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

His opinion doesn’t matter. He’s only half black. Real blacks like Jesse Jackson, Jeremiah Wright and al Sharpton have been working hard (and lining their pockets) to advance black Americans for decades. The fact that they have absolutely no progress should be overlooked because......well because they are black.

Why do you racist whites think you have something to say about black progress?

Because the lack of progress affects us as well....or shall we say the lack of progress?

Whatever lack of progress you claim is primarily due to whites.

Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The yawning racial wealth gap in the United States is no accident, but rather, driven by unjust public policy decisions—from the re-segregation of education to the redlining of home ownership to poverty wages, according to a new analysis by Brandeis University and the public policy organization Demos.

Inequalities are vast, note the researchers. For example, Census data shows that, in 2011, median white households in the U.S. held $111,146 in wealth, compared to a mere $7,113 for Black homes and $8,348 for Latino ones.

These disparities emerge from historical choices on the political and policy levels, the researchers note.

"The racial wealth gap is large because we instituted it in public policy historically and continue to make public policies that exacerbate the problems," said report coauthor Catherine Ruetschlin, a senior policy analyst at Demos, in a press statement. Therefore, it is vital "to find new opportunities to address the way that we’re constantly perpetuating this disparity between black, white and Latino families," Ruetschlin continued.

Researchers offer a series of solutions aimed at reversing these trends, from equalizing home ownership to racially integrating schools at all levels. In addition, the study calls for a significant boost to the minimum wage, as well as "making it easier for workers to form and join unions."

The researchers' focus on poverty pay echoes the growing call from low-wage workers for society to address the role of poverty wages in driving racial inequality.

"Black and Latino workers are disproportionately likely to be employed in positions that pay the minimum wage or just above and would benefit the most from an increase in the federal minimum wage," the report states.

The researchers continue, "With new research indicating that minimum wage increases have not reduced employment, a hike in the federal minimum wage from its current low rate of $7.25 would boost the incomes of many of the lowest paid Black and Latino workers and have the potential to decrease the racial wealth gap."
Unjust Public Policies Drive the Massive Racial Wealth Gap in America: Study

The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters
The Racial Wealth Gap: Why Policy Matters