I think the fragile millennial is real but also ahistorical.

Not an ethical dilemma that I face

A well accepted term, no.

Perhaps, but it's not inherent in the discussion why I should care, what the real tangible damage is. I think it also gets at millennial fragility.

So they're saying non blacks can't use the Jordan crying face?

of course not, that's how I can make these unreasonable arguments

Agreed. At the political/government level - even with the funds, there is/should be a limit in to how the state says to raise one's child.

Remember ladies, what happens in NYC stays in NYC

*shots fired at video "news"*

No.

I see it everyday in my neighborhood. I used to swear Flatbush wasn't like this, then I was honest about my own family…

Meet your boo in college/grad school/night school. And make sure friends and fam ain't ratch. .. Are to your liking. Cause after the honeymoon, that's what you're dealing with.

But she went ahead and bore the fruit.

Real rap, it starts with mate selection! What kind of family are you marrying/getting into…

For middle class black kids, it is getting them the right teachers. That's moving lil Baldwin and Audre around, and keeping track of teachers and their attitudes. More concretely, it's purposefully building vocabulary by FORCING kids to read books they don't want to, and tackle concepts and themes that they find…

Homelessness in the Golden State

Be like ol girl on The Hand Maid, architect of her own destruction.

VSB showing its true colors.

He is black so….

I wonder if the HBCU "support" was the lead up for this?