The National Conversation (Raw)

"Hated From Conception"

 

HT Michelle in Arizona

Mr. Miyagi... in China?

Look! Enough already!! Leave the 80's Alone!!!

Thank You!

HT Way Up North!

It's the Culture of Blame, Stupid!

HT Way Up North

Ouch! Holy Freudian Slip!

Normandy Speech: President Reagans Address Commemorating 40th Anniversary of Normandy/D-Day 6/6/84

Generation Appreciation

The Absense Of Marriage

The family upheaval has hit African Americans especially hard, Kay Hymowitz shows, as Daniel Patrick Moynihan had famously predicted it would. Remember Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan? Remember defining deviancy down? While for decades feminists and academics (liberals) toyed with the myth of the strong single black mother supported by kinship networks, black men drifted into fatherhood without being husbands, without even becoming part of a family, while black children were left behind. - From Ivan R. Dee's review of the book.

In this Washington Post article, Ms. Hymowitz dusts off Daniel Patrick Moynihan to revisit his decades-old dire warnings concerning the state of the black family. Senator Moynihan was a good man, the best of a generation. Too bad he got old and had to kowtow to Hillary Clinton.

But I digress.

As in every other culture the world over, the family is the cornerstone of society, essential to a stable and sustainable civilization. For far too long, the left has ignored the real issue plaguing Americans of
African descent: The demise of the American black family.

Two generations of unadulterated liberalism have decimated the black family. Will a disproportionate number of Americans of African descent forever be government dependants? Will they be doomed to America's permanent underclass?

These ties must be severed if the dependant is ever to have the opportunity to become independent. But success in breaking the ties is doubtful at best without new ties being established -- the ties that are bound in marriage.

Millenials on 60 Minuetes

(Sorry about the mandatory commercial.) Check out the value clash! Look how society is catering to the Millenials. As a Gen Xer all I can say is... Thanks Boomers!

Yeah!

Boomer Fun

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