Somebody has to say this out loud! I BLAME BLACK WOMEN!!

I blame single/never married black women for the high rate of fatherless children in our race! I also blame black women for the high rate of black children born into poverty and having to grow up in poor, violent, crime infested neighborhoods. I blame black women for the high rate of black males dying violent deaths before many of them reach the age of 25. Oh, and in case you feel compelled to ask, “What about Black Men?” Ask yourself these questions.

Do black men get pregnant? Do black men determine whether or not a baby is born? Do the statistics say that over 74% of black children born are born to single mothers or to single men?

When is our race going to properly and adequately address this weird ass obsession that so many young girls and grown ass women have with single motherhood? When are the women in the black race going to put an end to this destructive, self-sabotaging, child hating, volunteering behavior?
When are black women going to realize that black children are sick and tired of mentally and emotionally suffering and dying because of their piss poor reproductive choices?
@RicotheOpinionist
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