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Classism The establishment of the strong, Black middle-class during the early 60's drove a damaging wedge into the growth of the American-Black nation as a whole. The Civil Rights movements pressed upon lawmakers and political officials to "give Blacks a piece of the America pie" to avoid further protest, boycotts, and race riots. So a portion (a very small portion) of American wealth was shared out to certain Blacks, leaving the rest to fend for themselves. The ones left behind were the ones trapped in ghettos and dependant on the hand of welfare. Only now are some making a recovery. Afro Solution Afromerica will distinguish between the Black middle-class of today and the Black under-class of today. By the time you are educated by the content here, you will not only know to which class you belong, but you will be prepared to do something to rejoin the two nations of Black-America. Afro Gender Black men. Black women. Black men and Black women. Black men and white women. Black women and white men. Personality, preferences, education, career, relationships, etc., and how each relates in and to the above scenarios will be examined in the gender section of Afromerica.
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