Posted on 09/19/2014 12:31:39 PM PDT by Second Amendment First
The author also never gets around to stating what exactly should be done. He says more black people should vote and new faces should emerge, but nothing about what they should change to solve problems in the black community.
I guess it’s taboo to actually talk about solutions, but voices like Bill Cosby, Alveda King, Niger Innis and Don Lemon have gotten it right. But nobody feels like listening.
He had me all the way up until he stated naming the ‘new leaders’ who should be listened to... that’s top down.
And the people in Ferguson? There’s a reason blacks in Ferguson are electing whites... it’s not that they don’t understand how to vote. They do. What the black community is saying - by their ACTIONS - is there’s something uncomfortable going on...
The old SNCC would work to figure it out.
SNCC was street level - and if this was 1964 Snick would know why the people of Ferguson were saying one thing and acting differently. They would talk it out, listen, and - as a group - come up with ideas and plans.
I suspect college educated blacks coming out of white liberal colleges aren’t connecting with the real black community...
As opportunity showed itself the blacks that took advantage became successful as any white person. Those black families that stayed together were the most successful. Those broken families walked the streets of false security by not taking advantage of education and instead listened to the race batting hate preachers of hell.
“Black people had the power to fix the problems in Ferguson before the Brown shooting. They failed.”
That’s racist.
There are ten thousand Fergusons in America that you’ve never heard of. They’re all run by Democrats.
That’s the common thread.
bump
Long overdue.
From Africa to the Caribbean nations such as Haiti, and then on to American cities where blacks hold a majority, everywhere where they are the majority, there is misery and poverty. And not just poverty, but extreme corruption.
Yet pointing out such facts called “racist”.
It is far past time to address this elephant in the room.
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