What affects/impacts the Black Community more?

I’d say 80% of babies being born without a dad in the picture, and the fact that having babies is something they excel at.

Black people are the worst thing that has ever happened to black people!

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What affects/impacts the Black Community more?

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Are you serious?

It's lousy dads by a mile.

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LBJ’s “Great Society.”

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This is God's truth.

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LBJ’s “Great Society.”

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LBJ has had black Americans gaslighted for half a century. It's one of the most sad yet strangely fascinating things I've ever witnessed in my life.

I was a kid in "racist, backwards" rural Oklahoma in the 80s and 90s and we didn't even know what racism was. All us young "wypipo" got along great with the black kids, and most of us were really good friends with them.

Fast forward, and now there's racial tension even between all the good friends that grew up together. Why? Media.

The kids in my youngest daughter's high school are pretty much the same as me and my friends were back then. They all get along good. They don't follow the lies of the media too much.

First exposure to actual racism that my daughter ever had was during her 8th grade year when a black classmate (with hyper-lib father) came into the classroom screaming at his teacher about his grade, accusing her of being a racist and saying his grades were only bad because "she hates black people".

...this same teacher has 2 adopted children from Nigeria.

Whitey

Neither. Have decided that 200 years of 'no one wants me' has crushed the worldview. At the onset one's own people - no more than tribal in nature - captures and sells their own. Into a society of capitalism where one is no more than a commodity. Countless lives marred and lost over lives that are bought and sold like produce - freed and homes/communities destroyed and occupied.

Uneducated and unwanted but now free to move about with precious few assets. Laws eventually passed to re-isolate. Decades pass before reversed and some succeed - who mocked by their own -while others languish in generational disarray.

Belonging is an inherent need and we see Islam worm its way into the body. A hollow desire for one's 'roots' take hold. Generational disenfranchisement becomes reinforced and for many - a way of life

Young athletes have told us: I chose xyz because 'I felt the love'. Doc Rivers said it, 'we just want to be loved'. When one's core is so jagged there is no discernible shape affirmation is sought elsewhere...through things, accolades, gang associations and ideologies that teach hate.

My story and am sticking to it. Is quite sad as we have a people who 'have no place to call home much less there being no place like home'.

Democratic policies and false narratives created to divide.