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Our communities are plagued with rampant unemployment, drug and alcohol abuse, crime, and poverty but these issues are ignored because it is so much easier for all concerned to beat up on gay people.
Take a stroll in any inner-city neighborhood: On any given afternoon, you will see groups of able-bodied young men lounging carelessly on street corners, smoking marijuana boldly on street corners bragging about their bitches, whores and baby mammas. Although these young men show clear shiftless tendencies, throngs of ride or die chicks, sometimes with several children in tow surround them, taking loudly while dressed in pajama bottoms and dingy white wife-beaters complete with the proverbial head scarf.
I realize just how many books I have read about white women who led promiscuous lives throughout their college years or early twenties and yet still managed to marry a Nice Guy, eventually. After all of their promiscuity, drug addictions, divorces, and abortions these women were still able to find a Nice Guy to settle down with, marry, have kids, and live The Life.
But what about black women?
Good question, Jamila. Gooood question.
In a way Newt is correct: A hand-up is always better than a hand-out. On the other hand Mr. Gingrich is speaking as if black people don’t want jobs, as if black folks don’t want the dignity of earning an honest paycheck but would instead prefer the dole. Clearly, there are some black people that actually are lazy but they are by no means a majority of black people.
Ya’ll got me so tired I’m a babbling idiot right now, so sleepy, sleepy choo-choo, till tomorrow, whoo-whoo!
Last year, a Twitter bully named “Dr Goddess” became a tick biting on my left arse cheek when she hounded me along with her merry band of ignoramuses. Basically, she said I had no right to speak on black issues since I married a white dude. In comes Jay From Philly riding on his horse to defend my honor and the NWNW principle, and he emailed me a response on her blog that he thought would never see the light of day. Well guess what? Not only is Jay’s comment going to get the shine it deserves, I’m gonna Tweet Dr. (non)Goddess and her merry band of ignoramuses she she knows.
“When I think about the molestation and my father abandoning me, I am filled with so much anger and hurt, it scared me and for years, I blocked it out. How can a man leave his child to fend for herself in such a harsh, cruel world? “
I thought I’d use last night’s press conference as a public service to teach those in the GAT-DL Swagger 101, Obama style.