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So we're just not going to address these statistics?
Social determinants of health bros, violence is one of them, as well as stress, poverty, disease, lack of education, racism etc.
Next thing we're going to be arguing that diabetes, hypertension, cancer, obesity aren't more prevalent amongsts black people. Let's just turn a blind eye. The undeserving....
People are quick to cry institutionalized racism and have NO clue what it is. GTHO
The root of all of this is poverty. The reason you're trying to deflect all that is being told to you and turning to skewed data is due to the fact that you don't want to acknowledge that whites control the economic system in this country. The system has been set up to benefit whites and keep blacks below them. From hiring applications to how high blacks can climb the corporate ladder. Look at how many whites in this country are benefiting from old money? Blacks have none of that. Some complain, some make there own avenue to better there future for there families but don't try and act like it's not prevalent. It's all around us. But of course you won't acknowledge it, you're benefitting from it....