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Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite
You know ... and I know ... and now everyone else knows ... that what I said then ... and what I say now ... is that African-American families were nearly as stable as all other American families in the 1950's.
You can wiggle and squirm and distort and throw sand in the air ... and you do ... but nothing you say or do can change that fact ... or permit you to slip away from it.
You certainly have not documented that I said anything other than that ... and of course you know that you can't ... hence all your sand throwing and mud slinging.
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We will try ONE more time and show the board:
Were blacks as well off socioeconomically in the 1950's as Whites given that they had such a stable family structure. And if NOT, why not? This is what you never answered before. And still avoid.
It was interesting reading how Lawyer Ron got his name. I personally think Perfect Drift is a wonderful name for a horse and an activity I love. Got to be one of my favorite horse names.