When did it happen? Why did it happen? Who allowed it to even begin? Where did it adapt from? How will it end? Those questions all come from the topic of black men's laziness.
I am so fed up with black men thinking everything is going to be handed to them. Or waiting, worrying about when their break is going to happen. You cannot sit back, simply sitting on your butt thinking things are going to get better. No, its not going to happen. Nothing has ever fell into my lap when I was sitting there waiting on it! I had to get up, most times walk or get on the bus, to get what I needed.
In life, I've come up with the mindset, if I cannot get it myself, I don't need it. And it goes as deep as, if I need some scissors, I won't ask you because I should have been prepared. A rough way to look at things, but I'm being serious. Now, I've never understood why black men, act as if they deserve something. Like if it wasn't given to them, they don't want it.
Yes, it is true that black males are pursuing college degrees at higher rates than before however, what are you doing with them. It makes no sense to get a degree in something that you don't even want to do! What type of sense does that make? Why go through four or five years of schooling and end up miserable? End up sitting at home, looking at the walls wondering what next?
And don't say its the economy! You were sitting on your behind way before the economy's decline was MADE public! You weren't looking then and you're not looking now! Don't say, there are no jobs out there. It's just jobs you don't want to do. And beggars can't be choosy.
You can get benefits working at McDonald's... Trust me, I know. But you wouldn't do that. You wouldn't look in the newspaper on Sundays in the career section for a side job. No you'd rather complain. That's sad. A sad case.
For those of you doing something LEGAL, with or without a degree KUDOS! Set an example for those who depend on the sky for their future. A pet peeve of mine is when people, not black talk about us. It annoys me to my core. My ears turn red when I hear whites, especially, talk about what our problem is. Or what we are doing wrong. But sometimes, its like they're right so how do I defend the truth?
And people get so mad when someone of another race says something about your race, but if no one, of the race, is saying anything to acknowledge the problem, then who is to blame?
I refuse to paralyze any man and work myself to death to provide for my home because he doesn't want to. Be it my father, brother, uncle, cousin, husband, or son. It won't happen. A man takes care of his home. But at the rate the current state of men are today, either he won't have a home to care for or, it will be one deprived of many basic necessities. But, I'm done ranting. Just know I'm mad!
This entry is not directed at anyone, however COMMA ( I love saying that) if you feel some type of way about it, comment, stand up for yourself... This is just how I feel about some dudes I've came in contact with or heard about.
They say we know nothing. They say we don't care. But if they knew our daily struggles, our internal fights, our determination to break the cycles of poverty, laziness, drug addiction, and all the other faults that have been handed down to us, they WOULD simpLy say.... NOTHING.
We have a voice Generation Y, use it positively
We have a voice Generation Y, use it positively
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Poor Black Men
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