“What have YOU done to combat fatherlessness?”
Recently, Larry Elder was on a podcast where that question was put to him. And his reaction was surprising, because usually he’s on-point and articulate with giving the obvious answer.
Then, we have Medium Man, a Sigma Content Creator, an attorney out of Houston who broke down the stats about Black Fathers being “involved” with their children. According to him and the CDC, most black fathers are “involved” with their children so he doesn’t think Black Fatherlessness is an issue.
Of course…I disagreed. Furthermore, I answer the question of how we can combat the issue of fatherlessness in the Black Community. Let me know what you think!
Points Discussed: Larry Elder Arguing the Issue –
Intro Education IS the Answer to the Black Community – @1:22
Larry Elder on the Breakfast Club – @1:53
The Lack of Fathers Living IN The Home – @4:43
Father’s Being “Involved” is Vague – @7:03
Living a Christian Example – @7:37
Staying a Virgin Till Marriage – @9:10
Women Who Go Through a 304 Phase – @10:00
The Kind of Men They Say They Want – @12:09
Stage In The Sky 
Not specifically speaking about one community, but I see a disconnect between culture and people. Culture is a big driver. It makes for defeatists and drug addled laziness in some white communities. In some other communities, it makes for a people that have no bonds, outside of people looking for hedonistic jollies, which brings no growth or drives people into dependency, instead of multi-generational success.
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The black church only cares about denigrating whitey and not teaching black women to wait for marriage and stick with they man. And they ain’t teach black men nothin but how to play the race card. They hijack the story of Moses to play up slavery and keep us victims forever. They don’t preach Jesus and moving on, forgiving, and living righteously which includes staying with you spouse and yes gettin married first.
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