Why was the average Black man taught to display their masculinity in ways, that other men were taught,  would destroy their own  communities and nations. 

For example: Today's Black Man has plenty to "say" about Black childhood poverty, and  Black single motherhood. 

But doesn't a true man have a plan of action for their nation/community- that of which he has a plan of action to execute or to predict a certain outcome?

Often, you see Black Men congregate about the discrepancies within the Black neighborhoods(and Black Women.) But you hardly ever see the Black Man joining together on how he can positively make a change for the better for his own self, women and children.

Why does the Black man feel as though violence within his own neighborhoods, long jail sentences and having sex with many women leaving a string of illegitimate children behind - the perfect example of "Black masculinity?"

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