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CMV: the black community fails to take ownership of problematic behavior prevalent in their communities, and this contributes to widespread dysfunction and discrepancies between racial statistics in the USA

The black community has some of the highest rates of gun violence, gang activity, and broken families. The black community also has high rates of prejudice against other minorities, women, and the lgbtq community. 

But all discussion around privilege, prejudice, and inequalities focuses on the relationship between the white community and black community- despite the fact white people are no longer the primary source of the black community’s problems, but rather other black people.

“But legacy’s of racism!”

Latinos are building functioning communities for themselves. Asians are building functional communities for themselves. Arabs are building  functional communities for themselves.  Those are all groups who also have experienced the legacies of racism. How can they and pretty much every other ethnic minority group can overcome it- but not black people?
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How does an entire racial group of tens of millions of people in the US alone "take ownership" of the behavior of tens of millions of other people, most of whom they don't know? It's not like "black people" are a government or institution that we could reasonably hold responsible for policy choices  or strategic decisions they made -- it's just a group of people.