we are a nation of good people and I am tired of people who are crazy and racist making us out to be JUST LIKE THEM.
On top of that; that so-called black culture is holding them back from succeeding in America due to the inherent racism black culture has. I'm even going to out on a limb and say what a lot of people think; blacks tend to be the most racist people in America. They can't get over their black skin color or their African roots except for they have almost nothing in common with a regular African in Africa other than the melanin in their skin.
Blacks, and to a lesser extent, Hispanics pass this racism down from generation to generation while the average white household (yes; I know there are plenty of racist whites too) tend to teach their kids to forget about skin color and focus more on character. I grew up in such a household and was surprised at first to find out how racist blacks were when there were two of them and one of me then shocked to find out it was so wide-spread. I was taught racism by black and Hispanic people. I didn't learn it at home or in class. My own mother was born and raised in Sicily and didn't speak much English when I was born. This racist culture is actually nurtured in some minorities. Hopefully not every single last one of them but most of them for sure and they have no intention of changing that propagation of hate from generation to generation.
It is what it is and I'm just sayin' it like I've seen it. I truly wish it weren't so but it is.
The Newark Star-Ledger, which had been the main newspaper for the state years ago, used to run a section regularly featuring children that needed foster homes. Most of them were black, many were troubled, and there seemed to be no rush of blacks to take them in.
In the years since, we’ve had stories where blacks took them in (multiple children simultaneously), then neglected them while p!ssing away the money that came with them.
Sad situation; if people can’t see past race to provide these kids with homes, then those kids are doomed.