
- Enjoy this article? Help vote it up the 'Vine.
- Public Discussion (3)
And in this new black community, young black men, much less likely to wind up in prison cells or caskets, would be a constant presence—and thus stay in the lives of their children. The black male community would no longer include a massive segment of underskilled, drug-addicted ex-cons churning in and out by the thousands year after year, and thus black boys growing up in these communities would not see this life as a norm. They would grow up to get jobs, period.
And something else these boys would not grow up with is a bone-deep sense of the police—and thus whites—as an enemy. Because there would be no reason for the police to prowl through his neighborhood.
- 1 vote
...is that with no War on Drugs there would be, within one generation, no “black problem” in the United States.
Republicans and Conservatives are not interested in empowering blacks or other minorities.
Regardless of my agreement with the article and the factual veracity of such, our bipartisan system of government is not conducive to anything that would strengthen one party over the other.
The "Moral Minority" will always be a road block to rational legislation because of their irrational beliefs (and inherent racism).
- 2 votes
You're right bluearcher but we have to keep fighting those obstacles.
- 1 vote
You're in Easy Mode. If you prefer, you can use XHTML Mode instead. |



