Whilst I strongly applaud this gentleman's efforts at raising real awareness, he's one of many in a rising movement sparked by Pastor Manning and the prominent critic of African American ghetto culture, David Carroll. If you type either of their names into YouTube, you'll expose yourselves to the tranch of other black men and women, mostly between the ages of 20-45, who are projecting identical massages into the African America community.
Furthermore, and in direct contrast with some on here sneering at Black people's IQ, there's a running theme among a lot of these online activists: a lot of them are seeking advice and solutions from otherwise unexpected sources, mainly Stormfront, American Renaissance and other far-right sites, with growing success as well as some acceptance. And while their alternative avenues of investigation seem to be bearing fruit, along with support from the unaware mainstream, White people continue to shriek about the alleged danger of White Supremacists. Some of whom are quietly providing these young to middle-aged Blacks with advice and further reading material to aid their cause. Seriously, if some of you can grow a pair, why not pay some of those sites a visit and see for yourselves.
Who are the dummies in this instance, eh?
