"Pimps, Whores and Welfare Brats"

In “Pimps, Whores, and Welfare Brats” by Star Parker, the government has allowed for the creation of many social “structures”, which yields an inhospitable effect. By developing programs to sustain and accommodate the victims of poverty, crime, and homelessness, independence is thrown to the wayside. In the media, blacks are often perceived and “displayed” by their ability to “whine about racial injustice, which is much more telegenic than a black conservative telling an audience that America can work if you give it a chance,” Parker states.

The secularism approach that the socialists in government use is a strategy that intertwines and keeps the lower class under for good. The process starts off with the “welfare brat,” the children born to the first generation of welfare recipient. The individuals stuck on welfare and other government assistance; realize that they no longer have to work hard to obtain, what is considered, the bare minimum. This creates a domino effect within the families of the African American community, merely so that some could take advantage of the benefits that the government has to offer. The impact is so great that black family’s breakdown and is then no longer able to support their own. Fortunately, the church was primarily the institution that blacks often turned to as a source of unity and hope. Unfortunately, due to the implementation of separation of church and state, the decline in a religious bond and relationship with God has not only affected blacks, but Americans as well. Other restrictions and even barriers, or lack thereof, including abortion rights, voting rights, affirmative action, inequality and racism are observed by the conservative and issued by the political “pimps” and “whores.”

 Nonetheless, government programs provide aid to the helpless, meanwhile leaving them feeble, and perhaps encouraging the mindset "you get yours, baby, and I get mine!” Evident in the article, “Lewd Leftists: Liberals I Have No Use For!” it is the liberal social policies that has caused the tension between the black neighborhoods and white communities in America.