Sharon Cullars
Aug 22, 2017 · 1 min read

integration, basically. prior to integration, blacks of varying income levels were segregated together and money flowed within the community as opposed to leaving the community. that meant money to finance businesses and jobs allowing men and fathers to sustain their families. and with a paternal presence, families were more stabilized and self-sufficient.

now that wealthier blacks can move outside of the community, the circulation of money, and thus opportunities, have floundered. and without jobs (and due to the welfare system with penalties regarding males within the homes), the family unit has been dispersed, leaving the youth to flounder as well.

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