Okay. You've said a bunch of things. I will address them:
First of all: Being homosexual does not necessarily = "uninterested in biological reproduction." Roughly 20% of homosexuals in the United States are raising biological offspring, and the number is steadily rising. If you're truly concerned about the diminishing growth rate of black people in America, you didn't put more focus on the truly depressing numbers of black people who are murdered--by other black people.
Do you have any statistics to back your insinuation that there are more gay black males on tv than straight black males? I am pretty sure you don't... because that claim is completely false.
I would disagree with you that the white family "isn't under attack." Marriage rates amongst white Americans are also on the decline.
Marriage is on the decline in the U.S.
Fewer people are getting married, and marriage is happening later.
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and they are on the decline for the same reason that black marriages declined in the first place: economic pressures that make marriage appear either undesirable or unattainable.
Have you heard the expression "When Black America sneezes, the rest of America catches a cold"? Black America has always been the canary in the coal mine because negative socioeconomic trends tend to hit us first before spreading to the rest of the population. It's like how in the 80s our communities got decimated by the crack epidemic, and everybody was like "Well, they deserve it because they're a bunch of undisciplined animals... Just lock 'em all up!" And then 30 years later, millions of white Americans are dying in an opioid epidemic, and all of a sudden it is a national emergency that needs to be treated with the utmost sensitivity and compassion.
It's the same thing going on with the family in America... Most millennials have a lower standard of living than their parents. They're not getting married because they say they can't afford it. They feel the idea of ever owning a home (which used to be the American Dream) is a fantasy they'll never realize:
Over 50% of dating millennials don’t want to marry until their finances are in order
Many millennials prioritize financial honesty when dating and will delay marriage to work on financial goals, a new Credit Karma survey found. See our tips to talk to your partner about money.
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What they are experiencing is the same kind of economic tension that racked Black America in the 1960s. And the rate of out of wedlock births among white Americans is steadily climbing
