C-Span- Why the modern male is struggling in the USA…. Twice as many black women enrolled in college compared to black men

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I was quite surprised that C-SPAN has covered a very important topic. I don’t see CNN or even Fox News really talking about this. It’s usually covered by alternative media sources. Richard Reeves was the guest on C-SPAN this morning and he is a left-leaning author aconcentrating on why the modern male in America struggling and what to do about it.


Reeves says we can help confront these issues without harming the status of women in America. Obviously this is a common sense point. But the radical left won’t like it.

Firstly this issue is across the racial lines right now. In university across America There are twice as many black female students compared to black men. When Tim Walz was a schoolteacher about 33% of school teachers in the USA were male. Now it’s only about 22%.

In the USA the suicide rate for men is 4 times higher compared to women.

Young men are twice as likely to be addicted to drugs or alcohol compared to young women.

Young men are much more likely to be living with their parents compared to young women.

Young men are nearly twice as likely to be single compared to young women.




A lot of this was due to the botched approach by the left-wing toward gender over the past few decades…With radical feminism, the me too movement. Instead of just having a common sense approach like for example hiring the best person for a job we have racial and gender quotas… and look what that’s got black men… black men are much less likely to be enrolled in college compared to black women.

Having educators and the media stress for men and women to treat each other with respect when it comes to dating… instead of a perhaps one way approach.
 
This is the result of radical left-wing policies and things like BLM. And look at what it’s done for the black man. Twice as many black females are enrolled in college campuses compared to black men.

Any man who supports BLM , DEI or similar agendas will hurt their own cause. Buying into the false idea that the white man is a problem, that America is the center for “white supremacy” and imperialism will lead to a bad life for many men.

Instead have a common sense approach. Hire the best people for the job. Believe in working hard and meritocracy that’s the way forward. Have mutual respect for history meaning why people and Black people can respect each other’s history… as opposed to the radical left which is very one-sided and incorrect in their approach to history.

End discriminatory hiring quotes by race gender in the USA. End DEI.

Otherwise if we continue to go down this trend by the government enforcing BLM and DEI policies the country will be a hell hole before you know it. We already have big problems and they need to be confronted before it gets worse.
 
I predicted back in 1990, when I had my epiphany about the impact of fatherless families among blacks, that within one more generation, black females would significantly outpace black males in terms of academic and professional success because their homes were headed by a female. It set a tone of self-reliance for girls that the boys lacked for having no fathers.
I was accused of making gross generalizations.
 
I was quite surprised that C-SPAN has covered a very important topic. I don’t see CNN or even Fox News really talking about this. It’s usually covered by alternative media sources. Richard Reeves was the guest on C-SPAN this morning and he is a left-leaning author aconcentrating on why the modern male in America struggling and what to do about it.


Reeves says we can help confront these issues without harming the status of women in America. Obviously this is a common sense point. But the radical left won’t like it.

Firstly this issue is across the racial lines right now. In university across America There are twice as many black female students compared to black men. When Tim Walz was a schoolteacher about 33% of school teachers in the USA were male. Now it’s only about 22%.

In the USA the suicide rate for men is 4 times higher compared to women.

Young men are twice as likely to be addicted to drugs or alcohol compared to young women.

Young men are much more likely to be living with their parents compared to young women.

Young men are nearly twice as likely to be single compared to young women.




A lot of this was due to the botched approach by the left-wing toward gender over the past few decades…With radical feminism, the me too movement. Instead of just having a common sense approach like for example hiring the best person for a job we have racial and gender quotas… and look what that’s got black men… black men are much less likely to be enrolled in college compared to black women.

Having educators and the media stress for men and women to treat each other with respect when it comes to dating… instead of a perhaps one way approach.
I used to see billboards for the local colleges that featured almost no men

Is low male achievement an engineered result of lib DEI?

Like Sotomayor said, in lib la la land wise latina’s make the best judges
 
This is what xiden and harris america looks like
 
The Deep State is focused on installing Black Females into all positions of power in the USA because they are the one group that is most compliant and likely to not be a whistleblower. I live around Detroit which is really an African Diaspora city state and the black male is irrelevant here, but thats no surprise because black Africa is a matriarchal society where the men are just used for sex and the females of the race establish and run the villages.

Replace the white working class with a mixed race mess of sporadic workers seems to be the plan in the USA. I saw the same thing when I practiced medicine in Africa and the Caribbean. Dumb down white youth with vulgar ghetto culture so they become nihilistic and apathetic .

Can we stop the Deep State ??? NO because they have too many "allies" ( brainwashed emotional people that personally identify with the Deep States various narratives; An attack on one of the narratives ( eg; illegal invasion) invokes ANGER among the brainwashed as it infers that THEY ARE STUPID FOR BELIEVING THE BS narratives.

Now , lets hear it from the F B I Social Influencers that are "Combatting Disinformation" ( aka; propagandists).
 
The Deep State is focused on installing Black Females into all positions of power in the USA because they are the one group that is most compliant and likely to not be a whistleblower. I live around Detroit which is really an African Diaspora city state and the black male is irrelevant here, but thats no surprise because black Africa is a matriarchal society where the men are just used for sex and the females of the race establish and run the villages.

Replace the white working class with a mixed race mess of sporadic workers seems to be the plan in the USA. I saw the same thing when I practiced medicine in Africa and the Caribbean. Dumb down white youth with vulgar ghetto culture so they become nihilistic and apathetic .

Can we stop the Deep State ??? NO because they have too many "allies" ( brainwashed emotional people that personally identify with the Deep States various narratives; An attack on one of the narratives ( eg; illegal invasion) invokes ANGER among the brainwashed as it infers that THEY ARE STUPID FOR BELIEVING THE BS narratives.

Now , lets hear it from the F B I Social Influencers that are "Combatting Disinformation" ( aka; propagandists).
Back before Johnson's "Great Society", Black families were among the strongest bonds you could see. And black neighborhoods were flourishing well. The "War On Poverty" legislation enacted in the mid 1960s was intentionally designed to break up black families and incentivize illegitimacy and single motherhood.
 
I was quite surprised that C-SPAN has covered a very important topic. I don’t see CNN or even Fox News really talking about this. It’s usually covered by alternative media sources. Richard Reeves was the guest on C-SPAN this morning and he is a left-leaning author aconcentrating on why the modern male in America struggling and what to do about it.


Reeves says we can help confront these issues without harming the status of women in America. Obviously this is a common sense point. But the radical left won’t like it.

Firstly this issue is across the racial lines right now. In university across America There are twice as many black female students compared to black men. When Tim Walz was a schoolteacher about 33% of school teachers in the USA were male. Now it’s only about 22%.

In the USA the suicide rate for men is 4 times higher compared to women.

Young men are twice as likely to be addicted to drugs or alcohol compared to young women.

Young men are much more likely to be living with their parents compared to young women.

Young men are nearly twice as likely to be single compared to young women.




A lot of this was due to the botched approach by the left-wing toward gender over the past few decades…With radical feminism, the me too movement. Instead of just having a common sense approach like for example hiring the best person for a job we have racial and gender quotas… and look what that’s got black men… black men are much less likely to be enrolled in college compared to black women.

Having educators and the media stress for men and women to treat each other with respect when it comes to dating… instead of a perhaps one way approach.
Your title reads as if the reason for the struggles of "modern man" is because there are twice as many Black women in college as Black men. This doesn't make sense for several reasons:

  1. If these Black women are in college then that means they are not currently competing against "modern [white?] man" for jobs.
  2. Are Black men not a part of "modern man"?
Then in your article you claim that companies should be hiring the best person for the job. Why do you think that the best person for the job, meaning the person most qualified for the position is not a Black person or female or a Black female, such as myself? Why is it for you, a foregone conclusion that none of us would be/are the most qualified person for many of these jobs traditionally held by white men? It's not that we were lacking the abilities to do the job, we were shut out of these positions due to racial discrimination.

Lastly, why the sudden concern for the plight of Black men? Whenever any of you start whining about DEI, you're directing derogatory implications to an entire race and gender of folks but particularly Black people.

So why are you pretending to care now?
 
I was quite surprised that C-SPAN has covered a very important topic. I don’t see CNN or even Fox News really talking about this. It’s usually covered by alternative media sources. Richard Reeves was the guest on C-SPAN this morning and he is a left-leaning author aconcentrating on why the modern male in America struggling and what to do about it.


Reeves says we can help confront these issues without harming the status of women in America. Obviously this is a common sense point. But the radical left won’t like it.

Firstly this issue is across the racial lines right now. In university across America There are twice as many black female students compared to black men. When Tim Walz was a schoolteacher about 33% of school teachers in the USA were male. Now it’s only about 22%.

In the USA the suicide rate for men is 4 times higher compared to women.

Young men are twice as likely to be addicted to drugs or alcohol compared to young women.

Young men are much more likely to be living with their parents compared to young women.

Young men are nearly twice as likely to be single compared to young women.




A lot of this was due to the botched approach by the left-wing toward gender over the past few decades…With radical feminism, the me too movement. Instead of just having a common sense approach like for example hiring the best person for a job we have racial and gender quotas… and look what that’s got black men… black men are much less likely to be enrolled in college compared to black women.

Having educators and the media stress for men and women to treat each other with respect when it comes to dating… instead of a perhaps one way approach.
What happened to, “shake it off, snowflake”?

#MAGAHYPOCRISY
 
This is the result of radical left-wing policies and things like BLM. And look at what it’s done for the black man. Twice as many black females are enrolled in college campuses compared to black men.

Any man who supports BLM , DEI or similar agendas will hurt their own cause. Buying into the false idea that the white man is a problem, that America is the center for “white supremacy” and imperialism will lead to a bad life for many men.

Instead have a common sense approach. Hire the best people for the job. Believe in working hard and meritocracy that’s the way forward. Have mutual respect for history meaning why people and Black people can respect each other’s history… as opposed to the radical left which is very one-sided and incorrect in their approach to history.

End discriminatory hiring quotes by race gender in the USA. End DEI.

Otherwise if we continue to go down this trend by the government enforcing BLM and DEI policies the country will be a hell hole before you know it. We already have big problems and they need to be confronted before it gets worse.
The men are out busy looting trains and stores.
 
Any man- no matter what color. Like a plumber- car mechanic- electrician - line crews etc. Are more important then most college educated fools. :D Need more in the trades.
 
Back before Johnson's "Great Society", Black families were among the strongest bonds you could see. And black neighborhoods were flourishing well. The "War On Poverty" legislation enacted in the mid 1960s was intentionally designed to break up black families and incentivize illegitimacy and single motherhood.
Don’t know if that was the intention but it certainly became a democrat opportunity.
 
Your title reads as if the reason for the struggles of "modern man" is because there are twice as many Black women in college as Black men. This doesn't make sense for several reasons:

  1. If these Black women are in college then that means they are not currently competing against "modern [white?] man" for jobs.
  2. Are Black men not a part of "modern man"?
Then in your article you claim that companies should be hiring the best person for the job. Why do you think that the best person for the job, meaning the person most qualified for the position is not a Black person or female or a Black female, such as myself? Why is it for you, a foregone conclusion that none of us would be/are the most qualified person for many of these jobs traditionally held by white men? It's not that we were lacking the abilities to do the job, we were shut out of these positions due to racial discrimination.

Lastly, why the sudden concern for the plight of Black men? Whenever any of you start whining about DEI, you're directing derogatory implications to an entire race and gender of folks but particularly Black people.

So why are you pretending to care now?
You actually believe this will last. Only the availability of comforts keeps this going. Since many are less efficient and take more time to do what we used to in a competitive world, it's only a matter of time. It will be interesting what we all look like with a lot less of the good life available due to affordability.
 
Any man- no matter what color. Like a plumber- car mechanic- electrician - line crews etc. Are more important then most college educated fools. :D Need more in the trades.
I don't discriminate, they're both needed and valued but I do have a question for you. Which key demographic do you think will most benefit from the removal of a 4-year degree requirement for all state jobs? (at least this is what the TV campaign ad claims):
Washington state sues Google, Facebook over campaign ad data

OLYMPIA, Wash. – Attorney General Bob Ferguson (D) has touted the removal of a 4-year degree requirement for his legal professional staff, but his office can’t say whether it actually employs anyone without a bachelor's degree.​
Ferguson’s campaign for Washington governor showcased the removal of the college degree requirement for legal professional staff in an April 25 social media post.
“I removed this requirement for my legal professional staff as Attorney General, and will do the same as Governor to expand opportunities for Washingtonians and make sure we attract the best talent possible,” Ferguson said.​
Ferguson continued to highlight the change in policy throughout late April as part of his campaign’s economic growth plan, which says that he will remove the 4-year degree requirement for most state jobs if he is elected governor.​
A public records request submitted to the Attorney General shows that his office is unaware whether anyone without a 4-year degree is currently employed there.​
“We do not keep records by degrees held and therefore do not have a record with the number of legal professional staff who do not have 4 year degrees,” a representative from the AG’s office said.​
The AG’s office went on to say that while it does not know whether anyone without a 4-year degree has gained employment since the rules were changed, applicants can show that they have relevant experience as a substitute for formal education.​
“All Assistant Attorneys General currently working for the AGO are required to have Juris Doctorate degrees…Other legal professional staff currently working for the AGO may or may not have 4 year degrees,” the representative said.​
While Ferguson plans on removing the 4-year degree stipulation for most state jobs, it isn’t clear whether his office removing it has actually led to a person without a college degree gaining employment.
 
You actually believe this will last. Only the availability of comforts keeps this going. Since many are less efficient and take more time to do what we used to in a competitive world, it's only a matter of time. It will be interesting what we all look like with a lot less of the good life available due to affordability.
I actually believe WHAT will last?

And I didn't understand the rest of your comment. Who is less efficient & takes more time?
 
A couple generations ago, this female dominance in "higher education" would have been earth-shaking. At that time (prior to 1970) a college degree was a ticket to a successful career, but this no longer is the case.

You have to have a degree that is relevant to an employer and there are lots of degrees being passed out these days that have no economic value.

Among Whites, it could be argued that a degree means less for a man now because a man can have a successful career in the trades, and in other areas, with no college degree, while the same thing is less true for women. Not sure the same point could be made with Blacks, as fewer Black men are able to get into the lucrative trades.
 

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