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December 10, 2014
Title: Who is Killing Black Americans?
Topic: Black on Black Violence
Discussed by Dr. Michael Brown
with Dr. Michael Brown www.AskDrBrown.org
Part 1 of 2
There are stark differences
between the make-up of a black family today as compared to the 1960’s. In
painful ways, the black family has deteriorated. Before Martin Luther King’s
famous speech, the illegitimacy and incarceration rate of blacks was one-third
less than it is today!
Many believe that white-on-black crime (aka the killing of a black person at the
hand of a white person) is out of control, when in fact it is black-on-black
crime that is the real threat. Not only through abortion, but through murder and
homicide. Listen in as Dr. Brown explains these statistics.
Dr. Michael Brown discusses the lack of respect for authority and cameras on
police uniforms. Does he believe cameras will help or hinder?
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Who is Killing Black Americans?
Topic: Black on Black Violence
Discussed by Dr. Michael Brown
with Dr. Michael Brown www.AskDrBrown.org
At the end of the first segment,
Terry started a story about a family member who is a police officer. This family
member had received several complaints of racism toward him during a short
period of time from civilians he had arrested. He concludes the story in this
segment. Listen in!
Back to Dr. Michael Brown… He continues his discussion about what is killing
black Americans. If we don’t have a complete reversal, the break-up of the black
family will never recover. Generation after generation has fallen into the trap
of government assistance. We must get them out of the house, real education, and
real jobs.
Dr. Brown says that many blacks are actually afraid to be successful because
other blacks accuse them of not being black enough! How hypocritical! How
racist! It is past time for ALL leadership to band together to drown out the
negativity and finally find peace and comradery.
Dr. Brown says we can all help someone. Become a big brother or big sister –
even if you’re parent with your own children! Yes! You can still make a
difference! It’s about honoring, respecting, and loving each other.
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