The Legacy of Slavery and the Aftermath of Racism

While most of the black men today are in prisons, the rest either cannot find jobs, are gay or on the DL (Down Low- bisexual tendencies which I believe was acquired from long prison sentences) and there is very few men left to go around (The bible said that men would be as rare and precious as gold). The cry of black women is not however how to save the black man who is being imprisoned and killed in the most egregious and at epidemic proportions, and the movements that she encircles herself with has never been to save the black family, but it has always been a movement of gender a movement to improve herself and one which would further empower herself. If you notice men who do live with their women they appear as just shadows of manhood, little known remnants of their former selves lost without the testicular fortitude to be real men. These former inmates are men who have no jobs or work at menial ones, they own nothing, and they have no prospects and no inner disciplines as men to be able to recover from this nightmare, so when salesmen come over or any person of business or substance they (the visiting white business men) recognize (their ability to disrespect the so called man of the house) that it is the women who makes the decisions and determines the fate of the black family. In fact none of the major decisions are made by black men as the black woman has begun to encircle every affair concerning the black man from the way he drives a car to when he should cut his hair, she makes sure that he never recaptures his lost manhood by submerging his ability to lead. Willie lynch said that the white slave owners did not have to watch the behavior of the black man any longer, they didn’t have to chain him up any longer because the black women would do it for them.

 
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