For those of you whom I would think are less capable of articulating a lack of initiative on the part of the Obama administration's focus on the plight of minorities in today's America, consider this oratory by Micheal Dyson.
I am sorry, but there is a huge gap in this administration's agenda that I have noted on previous ocassion, but never to the degree Mr. Dyson has displayed!
In a democracy, silence is not golden; it is condonance in the face of injustices; it is fear, where the thought of reprisal fosters control – Rodney A. Davis
This blog is dedicated to enlightening the reader to the political inequities of these United States. All entries are made with the intent to convey truthfulness in subject matter, and have been researched to that end. Comments are welcomed!
Showing posts with label Minorities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Minorities. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Sunday, April 3, 2011
The Crisis In Black Unemployment
On March 2nd of March, Representative John Conyers of Michigan (D) introduced the Full Employment and Training Bill. This Bill has major significance for individuals that have been out of work for more than ninety-nine weeks, especially minorities.
The passage is of particular interest to this writer since no one within the Obama Administration chose to introduce the necessary legislation to end the disparity in the national unemployment statistics for Blacks – a glaring disappointment. The unfortunate truth in the United States is that Blacks are always at the head of the class with regard anything negative in national statistics.
The Urban League has now gone on record in addressing this matter. The John Conyers’ Bill will, with hoped for support, solve the re-tooling of all of America’s unemployed.
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