In the grave the black man becomes for the next p is paralysis. Paralysis can come in the form of apathy for the relationship, non-or miscommunication. The last P's are pompousness and pride. They are the nails in the coffin for any good relationship. This article was not meant to be a demagogue for black men.
Black women have their problems as well.
We all need to work together to solve the current pathologies that exist in our community. Not only for our generation, but also for generations to come. By Chloe Crater Editorial Columnist Last week, a group of friends and myself sat in the cafeteria discussing issues that we all felt were crucial to our progression in American society. Being a political science major, I felt that politics and political leadership were two key ways that African-Americans and young adults in general could make a difference. To my surprise not everyone saw the importance of being active politically.