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years, and it shows. For example, many young blacks haven't been properly taught about black people's struggle in America and how this struggle enabled blacks to make significant economic, political, and social gains that many enjoy today and take for granted."

"Trapped in poverty in the inner cities, many young blacks feel hopeless and abandoned. They are a part of Black America that hasn't made it. Their hopelessness and frustration are reflected in their rebellious behavior and in the gangsta rap music."

"What can we do about their problems? Well, there is no quick fix. Older blacks, instead of denouncing young blacks as rebellious and irresponsible, need to reach out to them and try to understand their feelings and problems. They also need to try to inspire young blacks and give them hope for the future. Young blacks also need to try to help themselves. It's a two-way street."

"During the past five hundred years we have been able to overcome overwhelming odds and do things that seemed impossible because we strongly believed that we could. Many times when faced with adversity, we didn't give up."


 

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