The Final Solution To Black People's Problems by Mawuli

Even during slavery, in which marriage was forbidden, most black children were raised with two biological parents. Today only 35 percent of black children are raised in two-parent households, but as far back as 1880, in Philadelphia, 75 percent of black children were raised in two-parent households - and it was as high as 85 percent in other places. Most of the problems faced by the black community have their roots in a black culture that differs significantly from the black culture of yesteryear. Young black males have a greater chance of reaching maturity on the battlefields than on the streets of Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Oakland, Newark and other cities.īlack political power and massive city budgets have done absolutely nothing to ameliorate this problem of black insecurity. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, between 19, there were 279,384 black murder victims.Ĭontrast this with the fact that black fatalities during the Korean War (3,075), Vietnam War (7,243) and wars since 1980 (about 8,200) total about 18,500. Ninety-four percent of the time, the murderer is another black person. Washington, D.C., for example, spends more than $29,000 per student and scores at nearly the bottom in academic achievement.Įach year, roughly 7,000 - and as high as 9,000 - blacks are murdered. The political and education establishment tells us that the solution lies in higher budgets, but the fact of business is that some of the worst public school districts have the highest spending per student. It is a disgrace - and ought to be a source of shame - to know that the average white seventh- or eighth-grader can run circles around the average black 12th-grader in most academic subjects.

What has this political power meant for the significant socio-economic problems faced by a large segment of the black community?Ĭlearly, it has done little or nothing for academic achievement the number of black students scoring proficient is far below the national average. Plus, there’s the precedent-setting fact of there being 44 black members of Congress and a black president. In these cities, blacks have held administrative offices such as school superintendent, school principal and chief of police.

The Final Solution To Black People's Problems by Mawuli