Systematic racism explained

Hahahhaa of course not , you already KNOW you are.
This is only for discussion purposes.

Watched it, huh hahahhaha

Yep

You certainly addressed the self inflected root.

even the other assertions can be dismantled rather easily but the fact that 72% of Jamals are born to a single mother is never once attributed to Jamal not keeping up with his brother from another mother , Kevin.

Isn't it racist to assume the average black person is poor though??

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If some of them succeed in life, it’s not some magical fluke.

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That's the kicker. People like my parents who ended the cycle of poverty and frickups in their families don't get admired by the majority of blacks unless they're entertainers AND leftists. So if they don't fit that mold, they get brushed off as "lucky" or some such dismissive fiddle faddle. And the cycle resumes.

Anytime the word explained is used in a title you pretty much guarantee it is going to be some NPC programming.

by the way, systematic racism actually isn’t real because it’s called systemic

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So if they don't fit that mold, they get brushed off as "lucky" or some such dismissive fiddle faddle. And the cycle resumes

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Or they get labeled as an Uncle Tom, a sell out, dancing for the white man.

The other issue here is the assumption that all white people are rich. My family was not rich. My dad worked two jobs while going to school after the was medically discharged from the army. My mom worked full time as well. As a child I spent most of my afternoons after school or summers with my aunt or grandmother. We were not rich by any stroke of the imagination. My dad is Mexican and my mom is white. So while I look like a white person who tans well, my dad is a minority who’s grand parents came here legally. My dad however was from a broken home and spent much of his early adolescent years dabbling in street gangs in California before he was given the choice to go to juvie or move to Louisiana to live with his dad. He will tell you that he didn’t turn his life around. A profound encounter with God turned his life around.

My life was easier than my dad’s but that’s because he wanted to make it easier. I’ll do the same for my kids.

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