Blacks will begin to solve racial problems when they start taking ownership of the problem and take steps to solve it.
The first step is to lower the OOW birthrate to something half-way respectable. No group of people who, as a whole, has a 72% illegitimacy rate is going to get rid of their problems without changing that first. It is associated with lower educational attainment, higher crime rates, and higher poverty rates.
I love how the idiots and the uninformed blame black people for racial discrimination. I suppose you think that women are raped because of the way they dress too.
You have a chicken and egg problem. Which came first OWW pregnancy, or higher rates of poverty, crime, and lower educational attainment in minority communities???? It's not out of wedlock pregnancies that are the problem.
Given the rape of black women by their white masters, and the number of children that produced, the separation and sale of families, and the mass incarceration of young black males under "Zero Tolerance" drug policies, only an idiot blames black people for OWW pregnancies.
The bald fact is that there were ALWAYS higher rates of povery, crime and lower education attainment in minority communities, and that ALL of these problems have DECREASED since the 1960's and 1970's when OWW rates much lower than they are today, and "shotgun weddings" were the normal response to unwed pregnancy.
"Before the 1970s, unmarried mothers kept few of their babies. Today they put only a few up for adoption because the stigma of unwed motherhood has declined. The transformation in attitudes was captured by the New York Times in 1993: “In the old days’ of the 1960s, ’50s, and ’40s, pregnant teenagers were pariahs, banished from schools, ostracized by their peers or scurried out of town to give birth in secret.” Today they are “supported and embraced in their decision to give birth, keep their babies, continue their education, and participate in school activities.” Since out-of-wedlock childbearing no longer results in social ostracism, literally and figuratively, shotgun marriage no longer occurs at the point of the shotgun."
George Akerlof and Janet Yellen look at the decline in shotgun marriages and rise in the births out of wedlock.
www.brookings.edu