His answer?
Young black men need FATHERS in their lives.
Expect him to be a pariah.
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What a radical idea.
Bush/Cheney 2024!!
Liz, of course.
But seriously, Reggie speaks a lot of wisdom there.
Doesn’t he realize how many police officers, social workers and government officials would lose their job if black fathers took on that responsibility? It would cripple the workforce!
Fatherless blacks and the destruction of the black nuclear family is the elephant in the Progressive living room. To speak of it is heresy.
Ad hominem attacks against Reggie will begin soon. Even the NFL will participate in the denouncing.
Self-criticism and apologies soon follow.
Reggie, you need to take a knee while you say that.
Reggie will be Bill-Cosby-ed. The slaves must not leave the plantation.
Blacks don’t have a problem with a racist America, they have a problem with their culture.
Dude! Remember what happened to Cosby! Truth is not part of the People Of Color thang y’all. Deh git ya fo’ dis foo’!
They’ll destroy him the way they destroyed Bill Cosby
Years ago I read an article detailing the results of a prison study. The researchers wanted to know why so many blacks were in prison. About 75% of the black kids in prison had no fatherly influence. Hispanics in prison – about 75%, whites were about 75% as well. The researchers determined it was a fatherless problem, not a racial problem. About 75% of blacks are born out of wedlock, that’s why they have an absentee dad that leads to jail. I wish I’d saved the reference to the article.
True story.
Years ago I met my mother’s husband’s daughter at his funeral for the first time. Sorry, but when you are in your forties calling her a step sister doesn’t feel appropriate.
Anyway, her son, five years old approached me, and several other males, almost in desperation, asking “are you my father?”
He is now in prison for murder.
I know that’s anecdotal, but this kid wanted a bond he never received.