Why Do Whites Think They Can Tell Us What The Problems in Black America Are?

[woodwork201]

As the evidence shows, whites are being blamed for things whites have done.

Are you a murdering, drug selling, liquor store robbing, rapist? Of course you are. Black people have done those things and you're black. I'm only blaming you for those things blacks have done.

 

[22lcidw]

When a guy like Jawan Howard who grew up in chicago acts the way he does, it gives us the opportunity to have a discussion. To look into his past and ask why he acted the way he did.
His mom Helena, who was 17 years old, did not want to be burdened raising her child, so Jannie Mae adopted him. His biological father, Leroy Watson Jr., wanted to name him Leroy Watson, III, but his grandmother rejected the suggestion, insisting on Juwan Antonio Howard. Although his mother visited on occasion as he was growing up, his grandmother raised him, along with two cousins. Howard has no siblings and is not close to his biological parents; his grandmother was the primary influence in his life. He moved with her to several low-income Chicago South Side projects

And this is one of the stories that puts 0ver 70% of African Americans in single parent households. This problem of what we call racism or other issues will never be improved until that is improved. Even with two parents there are no guarantees and children are affected by others who are neighbors or who live in the area.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

 

[MizMolly]

I have no history of enslavement, genocide, or apartheid.

He says he doesn’t group all whites. This shows his lies.

 

[IM2]

I have no history of enslavement, genocide, or apartheid.

Yes you do.

 

[IM2]

And this is one of the stories that puts 0ver 70% of African Americans in single parent households. This problem of what we call racism or other issues will never be improved until that is improved. Even with two parents there are no guarantees and children are affected by others who are neighbors or who live in the area.

That's incorrect. It the excuse racists use to deny the real problem.

 

[IM2]

ALl RISE!

This mornings lesson:

White people, Shut the Fuck up about Black Single Parent Families.

Now we will look at the poverty rates of two parent families by race during the time frame, 1959-2020.

In 1959 the poverty rate for all American families was 20.8 percent. For white families it was 16.5 percent, for black families, 54.9 percent. During the time so many have declared that the black family had mom and dad at home, black families lived at triple the poverty of whites, 3.33 time that of white families to be exact. In 1966, the American poverty rate was 13.1 percent. For white families the poverty rate was 9.7 percent, for black families, 40.9 percent. In 1966 black family poverty was 4.2 times that of white families. In 1974 the poverty rate for all American families was 9.9 percent. Poverty for Black families was 29.3 percent. For Whites 7.3 percent. Black family poverty was 4 times that of whites 10 years after the Civil Rights Act was passed. In 1984, the poverty rate for all American families was 13.1 percent. For Black families it was 33.3 percent, Whites 10.1 percent. Black family poverty was 3.29 times that of whites 20 years after the civil rights act was passed. Again, this is poverty that is measured in 2 parent families according to the United States Census.

In 2004 the poverty rate for all American families was 11 percent. For white families it was 9 percent, black families, 23.8 percent. We are now at 40 years since the Civil Rights Act. These numbers are well with our lifetimes. In 2004 black family poverty was 2.64 times that of a white family. In 2014, the American poverty rate was 12.7 percent. For white families the poverty rate was 10.7 percent, for black families, 24.6 percent. 50 years had passed since the Civil Rights Act was passed and black families still lived with at least double the rate of poverty. In 2014 that number was 2.3 times that of white families. In 2020 the poverty rate for all American families was 9.5 percent. Poverty for black families was 17.4 percent, white families 8.2 percent. Despite increases in educational attainment and breakthroughs at every level of American society, in 2020 black family poverty was 2 times that of white families. We are now at 58 years since civil rights were mandated by law. This is not happening because black children are living in homes without a father. This situation is not about the failure of “black culture” or of so-called liberal handout policies.

U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 1960 to 2021 Annual Social and Economic Supplements (CPS ASEC). Table 2. Poverty Status of People by Family Relationship, Race, and Hispanic Origin: 1959 to 2020, http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/poverty/data/historical/people.html

 

[Unkotare]

I have no history of enslavement, genocide, or apartheid.

And im2 has no history of being enslaved.

 

[Woodznutz]

You project black racism with virtually every reply on this forum.

He projects what we all fear...an angry black man.

 

[Woodznutz]

ALl RISE!

This mornings lesson:

White people, Shut the Fuck up about Black Single Parent Families.

Now we will look at the poverty rates of two parent families by race during the time frame, 1959-2020.

In 1959 the poverty rate for all American families was 20.8 percent. For white families it was 16.5 percent, for black families, 54.9 percent. During the time so many have declared that the black family had mom and dad at home, black families lived at triple the poverty of whites, 3.33 time that of white families to be exact. In 1966, the American poverty rate was 13.1 percent. For white families the poverty rate was 9.7 percent, for black families, 40.9 percent. In 1966 black family poverty was 4.2 times that of white families. In 1974 the poverty rate for all American families was 9.9 percent. Poverty for Black families was 29.3 percent. For Whites 7.3 percent. Black family poverty was 4 times that of whites 10 years after the Civil Rights Act was passed. In 1984, the poverty rate for all American families was 13.1 percent. For Black families it was 33.3 percent, Whites 10.1 percent. Black family poverty was 3.29 times that of whites 20 years after the civil rights act was passed. Again, this is poverty that is measured in 2 parent families according to the United States Census.

In 2004 the poverty rate for all American families was 11 percent. For white families it was 9 percent, black families, 23.8 percent. We are now at 40 years since the Civil Rights Act. These numbers are well with our lifetimes. In 2004 black family poverty was 2.64 times that of a white family. In 2014, the American poverty rate was 12.7 percent. For white families the poverty rate was 10.7 percent, for black families, 24.6 percent. 50 years had passed since the Civil Rights Act was passed and black families still lived with at least double the rate of poverty. In 2014 that number was 2.3 times that of white families. In 2020 the poverty rate for all American families was 9.5 percent. Poverty for black families was 17.4 percent, white families 8.2 percent. Despite increases in educational attainment and breakthroughs at every level of American society, in 2020 black family poverty was 2 times that of white families. We are now at 58 years since civil rights were mandated by law. This is not happening because black children are living in homes without a father. This situation is not about the failure of “black culture” or of so-called liberal handout policies.

U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 1960 to 2021 Annual Social and Economic Supplements (CPS ASEC). Table 2. Poverty Status of People by Family Relationship, Race, and Hispanic Origin: 1959 to 2020, http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/poverty/data/historical/people.html

Thanks for that. You have shown that blacks have made great progress thanks to the Civil Rights Act, closing the gap with whites. However, a better measure would be income growth over the same period, as well as other positive metrics.

Would you say that the Public Accommodations Act was a racist plan to destroy the fledgling black economy whose framework is described in "The Green Book"? The subsequent rush to buy and access anything "white" still results the biggest intra-racial transfer of wealth in the nation, possibly the world.

Ninety percent of black earnings come from white, or other than black, owned businesses. And ninety percent of those earning are quickly spent in white, or other than black, owned businesses. That is the biggest single reason for black economic failure, the failure to retain capital within the black community.

 

[woodwork201]

ALl RISE!

This mornings lesson:

White people, Shut the Fuck up about Black Single Parent Families.

Now we will look at the poverty rates of two parent families by race during the time frame, 1959-2020.

In 1959 the poverty rate for all American families was 20.8 percent. For white families it was 16.5 percent, for black families, 54.9 percent. During the time so many have declared that the black family had mom and dad at home, black families lived at triple the poverty of whites, 3.33 time that of white families to be exact. In 1966, the American poverty rate was 13.1 percent. For white families the poverty rate was 9.7 percent, for black families, 40.9 percent. In 1966 black family poverty was 4.2 times that of white families. In 1974 the poverty rate for all American families was 9.9 percent. Poverty for Black families was 29.3 percent. For Whites 7.3 percent. Black family poverty was 4 times that of whites 10 years after the Civil Rights Act was passed. In 1984, the poverty rate for all American families was 13.1 percent. For Black families it was 33.3 percent, Whites 10.1 percent. Black family poverty was 3.29 times that of whites 20 years after the civil rights act was passed. Again, this is poverty that is measured in 2 parent families according to the United States Census.

In 2004 the poverty rate for all American families was 11 percent. For white families it was 9 percent, black families, 23.8 percent. We are now at 40 years since the Civil Rights Act. These numbers are well with our lifetimes. In 2004 black family poverty was 2.64 times that of a white family. In 2014, the American poverty rate was 12.7 percent. For white families the poverty rate was 10.7 percent, for black families, 24.6 percent. 50 years had passed since the Civil Rights Act was passed and black families still lived with at least double the rate of poverty. In 2014 that number was 2.3 times that of white families. In 2020 the poverty rate for all American families was 9.5 percent. Poverty for black families was 17.4 percent, white families 8.2 percent. Despite increases in educational attainment and breakthroughs at every level of American society, in 2020 black family poverty was 2 times that of white families. We are now at 58 years since civil rights were mandated by law. This is not happening because black children are living in homes without a father. This situation is not about the failure of “black culture” or of so-called liberal handout policies.

U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 1960 to 2021 Annual Social and Economic Supplements (CPS ASEC). Table 2. Poverty Status of People by Family Relationship, Race, and Hispanic Origin: 1959 to 2020, http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/poverty/data/historical/people.html

Your racism speaks louder than your big fonts. You need to redirect your anger at LBJ and the Democrats since the War on Poverty and the Great Society have turned out to be the war on the poor and the great society for White Democrats. Virtually everything you describe stems from LBJ's war on black Americans.

 

[Woodznutz]

Your racism speaks louder than your big fonts. You need to redirect your anger at LBJ and the Democrats since the War on Poverty and the Great Society have turned out to be the war on the poor and the great society for White Democrats. Virtually everything you describe stems from LBJ's war on black Americans.

Actually blacks today have pretty good income. Now they can build wealth.

 

[IM2]

Your racism speaks louder than your big fonts. You need to redirect your anger at LBJ and the Democrats since the War on Poverty and the Great Society have turned out to be the war on the poor and the great society for White Democrats. Virtually everything you describe stems from LBJ's war on black Americans.

There is nothing racist in what I say. I don't need to do anything but what I am doing. The LBJ programs were not the problem, continuing white racism is.

 

[horselightning]

Actually blacks today have pretty good income. Now they can build wealth.

blacks today havre higher dro put level then ayn race. so can they build wealth with no education?

 

[IM2]

blacks today havre higher dro put level then ayn race. so can they build wealth with no education?

More ignorant whiteness.

 

[IM2]

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Considering that whites have led the country in theft and larceny for the past 28 years I have read the UCR, your comment prove your ignorance.

 

[Woodznutz]

Blacks today have a higher dropout level than any race. So, can they build wealth with no education?

FIFY.

This indicates that indeed many in the black community can begin to build generational wealth.

Black household income is rising across the United States | Brookings

The distribution of income in America is the most uneven it’s been since 1967. Yet the median income for Black households reached its highest peak ever in 2018.

www.brookings.edu

 

[IM2]

FIFY.

This indicates that indeed many in the black community can begin to build generational wealth.

Black household income is rising across the United States | Brookings

The distribution of income in America is the most uneven it’s been since 1967. Yet the median income for Black households reached its highest peak ever in 2018.

www.brookings.edu

Lol! I think I know what possibilities exist for blacks. Blacks should not be beginning to build generational wealth in 2022. We should have the same long time old money that whites have. Now stop trying to educate me about being black.

 

[horselightning]

FIFY.

This indicates that indeed many in the black community can begin to build generational wealth.

Black household income is rising across the United States | Brookings

The distribution of income in America is the most uneven it’s been since 1967. Yet the median income for Black households reached its highest peak ever in 2018.

www.brookings.edu

can beleive ever black blog that lies. the have highwst drop out rate next to hispanics and the lowest graduation rate. look it up.

 

[MizMolly]

Lol! I think I know what possibilities exist for blacks. Blacks should not be beginning to build generational wealth in 2022. We should have the same long time old money that whites have. Now stop trying to educate me about being black.

Few whites have long time old money