Comments on: Black and Poor; No Employment in Sight…

By: reality_check

reality_check — Fri, 07 Nov 2014 12:12:03 +0000

Blacks experience double digits unemployment because we don’t own enough businesses to employ our people. Simple as that.

Everything else is a secondary factor. All economists know this, so I don’t know what all the debate is about.

The truth is the truth

By: hoodgirl

hoodgirl — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 19:12:03 +0000

Sista you out of all people know that it was the democratic leadership that refused an up or down vote in the senate on Obama’s so-called Jobs Act! When jobs return, and they will, let’s save some of our hard earned cash to meet at least a year of cost of living expense because as sure as the sun shines, there will come another rainy day and we should not rely on big bro govt to throw us crumbs!

By: James Davis

James Davis — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 18:26:22 +0000

Oh, you are wrong sister, we care and have been caring for much longer than you think!!! However, when our “so called leaders” continue to hand out the same rejected plans of the past as a remedy, we who care have our work cut out for us. You see, to change things, you first have to discredit them and their un-workable plans, before the public and you, yes, you my sister will turn and say let’s try something different.( maybe today you made the turn but my sister but there are so many more who have yet to do it ). It’s a slow and painful process called change which happens all to slow in America, because there are so many “non performing, so called leaders,” like the Black Caucus and so many “non-performing plans” like the American Jobs Act to get through, before you and others my sister see the need to try something different. http://www.sslumpsum.com