The Economics of Despair

Since the late 1970s social scientists, media, private foundations, and policy makers have paid considerable attention to the labor market problems of young people and their families. High school dropouts, people of the poor, ethnic minorities, and young people in downtown attract attention. However, since 1973, the actual (inflation-adjusted) income of young men and women has sharply declined.

Economic despair, poverty, poor health, crime, violence and inadequate education are one of the challenges that affect African American society in this country (Campbell-Whatley, Obiakor, and Algozzine, 1997) . Normally, educational difficulties are interpreted as pathological. Historically, I am trying to understand cultural value. Educators actively develop ethical practices and cultural abilities while recognizing the cultural background of students' learners from various backgrounds (Day-Vines, 2000). They also recognize that these cultural backgrounds may be quite different from their own cultural background. This section outlines some of the cultural values ​​since the entry of African Americans (Slide 29, Activity 3.6, 3.10).

In this way, fundamental characteristics of the American society have been discovered from economic despair, such as killing, deflation, strikes, to the lack of political expression of cultural reasons for violence. Again, colorful people, and workers and women's victims, there are new social movements between Ferguson and Milwaukee by young women representing more than 60 organizations, and black life is the most important We came to the conclusion. And male leader nationwide. Recently, they announced a powerful programming statement "Black Life's Vision: Black Power, Policy Need for Freedom and Justice, Black Life Movement" (POLICY.M4BL.org). It proposes six requirements, each with detailed recommendations.

Millions of unemployed young people have lost millions of lives due to economic desperation. It afflicts many frustrations, laziness, anger, fragile teens, and people in their twenties to thirties. It extends the boundaries of instability and confusion - to Jordan, to enter Israel, and to enter Turkey. And as we know from Paris, it is increasingly threatening Europe and America. Today, the land that is suffocating a large number of unemployed youth is a militant land, a threat of peace and prosperity. These lands are often "failing countries" or at least "failing countries" from the perspective of desperate and dissatisfied youth. From al Qaeda to the Muslim nation, terror and instability will propagate where young people can not find a job.