DigitalDrifter
Diamond Member
There needs only to be fathers in the homes of these black kids. The speaker then is icing.There needs to be 1000 more just like this guy speaking to the black kids.
A fantastic male role model.
I think that is the key to the problems with the black community.
We have kids growing up with little or no supervision, and they simply do not learn about respecting authority when it is present.
It's no wonder they act out when they are in school or other places where authority and structure is present.
Incorrect. That is a stereotype that you have bought into......because it is simple.
The reasons why kids act out are many.....and kids with great parents act out all the time.
Try harder. This low effort that you've been giving this matter has steered you in the wrong direction. Start here:
Study: Children's life trajectories largely determined by family they are born into
It isn't so simple. Really.
Single parenting in the black community is over 60%, you cannot tell me that doesn't have a huge impact in the way a kid respects authority.
Research.
I provided some for you. It is not that simple.
From my link........read please:
"Now to the mythology of the black male dereliction as dads: While it is true that black parents are less likely to marry before a child is born, it is not true that black fathers suffer a pathology of neglect. In fact, a C.D.C. report issued in December 2013 found that black fathers were the most involved with their children daily, on a number of measures, of any other group of fathers — and in many cases, that was among fathers who didn’t live with their children, as well as those who did."
The speaker even admits he doesn't have white audiences, or hispanic audiences acting out. It's always disrespect from black kids.
When you have one-parent households, you're going to have kids growing up with much less supervision, and this means kids are growing up with less authority around them, thus they have less respect for adults when they are confronted with authority and structure, as is present in a school structure.