I feel so sorry for the "black" boys being raised by these "baby mamas" filling our entitlement generation.
If they go to school, they're pushed aside to become second fiddle to the girls.
At home, being fatherless, they have no idea what a man (husband) does in a home, such as helping, holding, nurturing, hugging, laughing, helping "mom," being an island of refuge when mom's not in a good mood, being a helper around the house.
The young black boy gets to see "baby momma" have a trail of boyfriends come through the house, none of them staying too long, some of them leaving behind another unborn sibling.
Being faced with staying home to do homework for an unconcerned teacher or perhaps palling around with a future gang group.
More than likely being given moronic non-Christian first names that sound more like background sounds to music, which will make them standout the rest of their lives on resumes and job applications.
Seeing thug-like punks with hats askew doing their ominous "rap" struts, groans, and moans, covered with gold chains, jewels, and half-naked women.
Being made fun of at school if they happen to do well.
etc.
I could go on, and on, and on.
Incredibly prescient thought process here, la! I never considered the militant feminist movement entangled with the “Great Society” mentality and affirmative action. I think you may have stumbled on to something here.
By this line of reason, one could argue that it’s truly the fault of the militant feminists for the plight of the black man in this society. They held up the woman as this paragon of power (Power of the P*ssy, Vagina Monologues, etc.), took away the stigma of sex with multiple partners by providing free “birth control,” increased societal desire for sexual activity outside of wedlock “because it feels good,” promoted abortion as a substitute to child rearing, and now we have women who are having sex out of wedlock, refusing to get an abortion, having children from multiple partners, and raising their daughters to continue the cycle while the sons are left to join gangs and try to make sense of life through rap lyrics and sports stars.
That line of reasoning is going to be at the forefront of my mind now. Thank you.