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It's Time to Fight for the Black Family | Opinion
I still think it is crazy that black families had HIGHER marriage rates (successful ones at that) compared to white families back in the day. I guess they couldn't have that. Had to destroy the family unit. Couldn't have black folks getting good jobs or seeking higher education with a drive and focus on family and community.
Sick of these groups trying to "destroy the nuclear family". I am sorry but having a mother and father who are married and living under the same roof, having a healthy marriage, and raising kids... IT WORKS. Instead of trying to destroy it even more, we need to light the flame back into the youth and get them to a point where they desire that fulfillment in their lives. I understand marriage isn't for everyone but most people greatly benefit from it.
Sick of these groups trying to "destroy the nuclear family". I am sorry but having a mother and father who are married and living under the same roof, having a healthy marriage, and raising kids... IT WORKS. Instead of trying to destroy it even more, we need to light the flame back into the youth and get them to a point where they desire that fulfillment in their lives. I understand marriage isn't for everyone but most people greatly benefit from it.
Preach!
The Black nuclear family has been under attack for many decades. What's troubling to me is how many new negroes are starting to buy in to the white man's plan.
Even supposedly Black media is pushing the lgbtxyz agenda (to decrease our reproduction) and "I don't need a man"-ism. It's all an evil game.
For real! Like they don't want ANYONE marrying or having kids, and they are pulling black people into it. Like f odd ABC folks, we need to help our people not mess them up more. They legit want everyone just having casual sex 24/7 with multiple people, no kids, and zero commitment. Just cause you think that lifestyle is great doesn't mean we all need to get on board with it.
Yes and hiding behind a bunch of academic questions psychobabble like intersectionality and etc. Have you heard some of these DEI people speak? I be like:
All they do is muddle the issue so that the status quo can persist while providing the optics of change.