Honestly, I feel a little bad for inner-city black people nowadays. I mean, if you think about it, for some of them, their entire life has been about not being wanted, but being forced on people.
– Chances are they were born because their mother wanted a bigger welfare check.
– Their fathers didn’t want anything to do with them as soon as they found out they existed.
– Teachers can’t stand them. That’s why schools have to pay those teachers extra and bribe them with free college courses. And still the turnover rate for teachers in a black school is higher than at other schools.
– Businesses have to be coerced into hiring them, through diversity and “Affirmative Action” programs.
– If they do manage to make enough money to buy a house in a good neighborhood, that neighborhood’s home values go down as soon as more than three black families move there.
Seriously, it’s kind of sad. An entire lifetime of being unwanted and forced on society. No wonder they turn to gangs for a sense of belonging.