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Originally posted by inforeal
reply to post by abecedarian
I graduated Devry and nobody gave me a job, so I don’t know what you’re talking about.
For decades black people were deliberately kept out of good jobs in this country; housing; loans; education; freedom of movement, not to mention lynchings in the south. They don’t have the unity and homogeneousness of the Asians because they are descendent of slaves, who where taken from all parts of Africa, and don’t even know where there ancestors come from.
Cut off from their language, culture, and religion and don’t have a clue what part of Africa their ancestors are from. That’s why Asians do better because they have something tangible to look at for a culture, such as a language or motherland. Black people in America don’t.
If anything it is a minor miracle black people have survived.
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Shadow Government Statistics
April 1st, 2011
• Reporting Quality Remains Abysmal for Monthly Employment and Unemployment • March Unemployment Rates: 8.8% (U.3), 15.7% (U.6), 22.0% (SGS) .... www.shadowstats.com...
...To replace Larry Summers as head of the National Economic Council, Obama brought in Gene Sperling, ... [for] Chief of Staff... William Daley, a former Clinton administration official and banker. And to top it off, General Electric CEO Jeffery Immelt was tapped to lead a newly created Council on Jobs and Competitiveness.
Before becoming the director of the NEC in the 1990s Sperling worked behind the scenes to secure the passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement....
By the time Sperling moved up to take over the NEC, he was working on China’s entry into the World Trade Organization, an event which caused millions of manufacturing jobs in U.S. to be permanently lost.
Sperling also played a major role in repealing the Glass-Steagall Act, which separated commercial and investment banking. Many observers credit the act’s repeal with causing the financial crisis that brought the economy to its knees.
Daley too was instrumental in the passage of NAFTA and China’s entry into the WTO. During the debate over NAFTA, he served as a special council to the president....
After delivering the trade pact that cost America 20 percent of its manufacturing jobs in just 14 years, Daley moved on to serve as Clinton’s Commerce Secretary from 1997-2000. During that time, he helped pave the way for China’s entry into the WTO.
Daley’s work in the Clinton administration earned him a reputation as someone who is ''squarely on the opposite side of working families.''....
Immelt... has consistently supported the same failed trade policies that have cost America millions of jobs. As the leader of one of the world’s largest companies, he has been at the forefront of the outsourcing movement.
“You would have difficulty finding a company that has outsourced more jobs and closed more American factories than GE,” ...
In the past, Immelt was a vocal supporter for China’s entry into the World Trade Organization. He also spoke out against the proposed “buy American” provision.
Immelt, Daley and Sperling certainly do not represent the “change” the president was fond of referring to in 2008. In fact,all three represent more of the same - failed trade policies that result in the loss of millions of jobs.:
www.economyincrisis.org...
SO let me get this sdtraight in your opinion education is the main problem?? Just not enough empasis on getting an education is shown to black people is that what you are saying??
Originally posted by XxRagingxPandaxX
The workforce is competition.
In competition the best rise to the top.