then where do key stop? how do we put the plug on what has happened to destroy the legacy of blacks in this country? star, oobviously, you feel very offended as an african american and as a woman that the show would come out and depict essentially a whole group of women almost being kept if you will by this rapper who can t even name his own kids. they are not being kept. i can guarantee you if we go into their lives we are going to see welfare dependency in and out. this is not few black america. what we are looking at are children who are going to be extremely confused. going to go into a public school system that teaches them moral relativism and secular museumism and pattern their lives after their parents. the dad has two boys in this equation. these two boys will probably repeat his habits. the daughters, awful these girls are going to look at this and the way that their mothers being treated and accept that as normal. this is horrible what oxygen has done.
society. we re talking $600 billion a year in these welfare programs and they think this is humor? this is something we should reward and intralt? we have reached a real new low. mike: you spent a lot of your adult life fighting against not only the stereotype but in your own life the struggle that you came through to be today leading an organization to help empower people to be on their own. that s right. i actually live the lie of the left. seven years in and out oof welfare dependency. i believe the poor are poor because the wealthy were wealthy. i believed my problems were somebody else s fought. i believed america was so inherently racist, i ended up seven years in and out of welfare. three and a half years until a christian conversion changed my life. today i run urban cure.org we look at market based solutions to fight poverty. this is not helping to celebrate what has broken down so horrifically in this community. i m wondering if now we can survive. if you can be rewarded
then where do key stop? how do we put the plug on what has happened to destroy the legacy of blacks in this country? star, oobviously, you feel very offended as an african american and as a woman that the show would come out and depict essentially a whole group of women almost being kept if you will by this rapper who can t even name his own kids. they are not being kept. i can guarantee you if we go into their lives we are going to see welfare dependency in and out. this is not few black america. what we are looking at are children who are going to be extremely confused. going to go into a public school system that teaches them moral relativism and secular museumism and pattern their lives after their parents. the dad has two boys in this equation. these two boys will probably repeat his habits. the daughters, awful these girls are going to look at this and the way that their mothers being treated and accept that as normal. this is horrible what oxygen has done.
then where do key stop? how do we put the plug on what has happened to destroy the legacy of blacks in this country? star, oobviously, you feel very offended as an african american and as a woman that the show would come out and depict essentially a whole group of women almost being kept if you will by this rapper who can t even name his own kids. they are not being kept. i can guarantee you if we go into their lives we are going to see welfare dependency in and out. this is not few black america. what we are looking at are children who are going to be extremely confused. going to go into a public school system that teaches them moral relativism and secular museumism and pattern their lives after their parents. the dad has two boys in this equation. these two boys will probably repeat his habits. the daughters, awful these girls are going to look at this and the way that their mothers being treated and accept that as normal. this is horrible what oxygen has done.
society. we re talking $600 billion a year in these welfare programs and they think this is humor? this is something we should reward and intralt? we have reached a real new low. mike: you spent a lot of your adult life fighting against not only the stereotype but in your own life the struggle that you came through to be today leading an organization to help empower people to be on their own. that s right. i actually live the lie of the left. seven years in and out oof welfare dependency. i believe the poor are poor because the wealthy were wealthy. i believed my problems were somebody else s fought. i believed america was so inherently racist, i ended up seven years in and out of welfare. three and a half years until a christian conversion changed my life. today i run urban cure.org we look at market based solutions to fight poverty. this is not helping to celebrate what has broken down so horrifically in this community. i m wondering if now we can survive. if you can be rewarded