The Cool-Pose of African American Young Men

Unfortunately, the positive factor is a derivative of a negative factor. Nonetheless, the majority of confidence and attribution comes from being a member of a similar group of people. Cool poses are usually associated with masculinity, but being regarded as masculine is too aggressive and emotional to be considered masculine. "The coolness between black and white is no different - people are killing for jackets as people feel cool, for pairs of shoes, the black community is more stressful, cooler, and more negative.

So what are these trends? As Thomas Schatten Williams stated, the author of the "Washington Post", "I lost my coolness: how my father's love and 15,000 books defeated Hip-Hop culture" attitude culture Is an "inverse pyramid level" in the hip-hop era, praising the reality value of the lower class, "quietly replacing white racial discrimination and becoming the biggest obstacle of black middle class success and equality "He continues:

San Francisco (CBS SF) - African-American young men are behind their class in class. PBS reports that only 54% of African Americans graduated from high school compared to over 75% of white and Asian American colleagues. The black male students of the K - 12 grade "The possibility of being dropped out at about 5 times the ratio of white students in 2000 is high," and their 12th grade reading performance is higher than that of other racial and ethnic groups It is currently low. Many young African Americans live in extreme poverty. It weakens their educational opportunities and ultimately leads to upward mobility. According to the 2010 census survey, the poverty rate of black children is the highest among all ethnic groups, 3.8.2% below the average of the United States. It is far more difficult for them to work and continue working. The US Youth State Report (2011) shows that one-third of African-American men from 18 to 24 are unemployed

On any school day, one in ten African-American children has their parents in prison; African-American children are six times as much as those who are punished for white children is. Young African-American men are less likely to use or sell drugs than young white men, but young African-American men are almost three times more likely to be arrested for drugs or sale, once arrested You will be arrested if you do. It is highly likely that you will be sentenced; once sentenced, the period of that imprisonment or imprisonment is usually extended by 50%

How will our discriminatory criminal justice system affect our children? There is a high possibility that black children are imprisoned six times more than white children