Blacks Don't Take Care of their Families
... And More Black Stereotypes...
Blacks don't read.
Blacks aren't good with managing money.
Blacks are loud and get agitated quickly.
Blacks don't have a strong work ethic.
Blacks can't get along with each other.
Blacks aren't ever on time.
Most Black families are dysfunctional.
Blacks aren't willing to work hard for what they want.
Blacks blame their problems on White people.
Blacks only listen to Hip Hop and rap.
Blacks are good at sports because of the physical demands of slavery.
Blacks have bad credit.
Blacks are more interested in entertainment than taking care of business.
Blacks are dishonest.
Blacks make up the majority of criminals.
Blacks are mostly poor and live in the Ghetto.
Black children want to imitate thugs and video dancers.
Blacks waste most of their money on jewelry, clothes, and cars.
Blacks think being intelligent is acting White.
Blacks think dressing conservatively is acting White.
Blacks don't take care of their children.
Blacks make money by selling drugs.
Black men are secretly attracted to White women.
Blacks are less intelligent than other races.
These are only a fraction of the stereotypes that abound about African Americans. Why do we allow people to buy into these stereotypes (both Blacks and others)?
For the answer, join me for a powerful Webcast tomorrow, Wednesday, August 6 at 7:00pm EST. This dynamic presentation, entitled Black Media Culture examines how popular media (TV, music, movies, & publications) reinforce these ideas in the minds of many Americans... and what we can do about it
To participate in this eye-opening discussion, join the New Harlem Renaissance group to receive the link to this free webcast: http://blackinamerica.com/cgi-bin/clubs.cg...
Nothing will be sold or advertised. Just straight talk about problems facing African Americans, and how we can take the first steps towards solving them.
Blacks don't read.
Blacks aren't good with managing money.
Blacks are loud and get agitated quickly.
Blacks don't have a strong work ethic.
Blacks can't get along with each other.
Blacks aren't ever on time.
Most Black families are dysfunctional.
Blacks aren't willing to work hard for what they want.
Blacks blame their problems on White people.
Blacks only listen to Hip Hop and rap.
Blacks are good at sports because of the physical demands of slavery.
Blacks have bad credit.
Blacks are more interested in entertainment than taking care of business.
Blacks are dishonest.
Blacks make up the majority of criminals.
Blacks are mostly poor and live in the Ghetto.
Black children want to imitate thugs and video dancers.
Blacks waste most of their money on jewelry, clothes, and cars.
Blacks think being intelligent is acting White.
Blacks think dressing conservatively is acting White.
Blacks don't take care of their children.
Blacks make money by selling drugs.
Black men are secretly attracted to White women.
Blacks are less intelligent than other races.
These are only a fraction of the stereotypes that abound about African Americans. Why do we allow people to buy into these stereotypes (both Blacks and others)?
For the answer, join me for a powerful Webcast tomorrow, Wednesday, August 6 at 7:00pm EST. This dynamic presentation, entitled Black Media Culture examines how popular media (TV, music, movies, & publications) reinforce these ideas in the minds of many Americans... and what we can do about it
To participate in this eye-opening discussion, join the New Harlem Renaissance group to receive the link to this free webcast: http://blackinamerica.com/cgi-bin/clubs.cg...
Nothing will be sold or advertised. Just straight talk about problems facing African Americans, and how we can take the first steps towards solving them.
I agree with you Roderick. Stop playing 'pretend'!