A Third World People make a Third World City/Civilization: What did you expect blacks would do to Detroit?

It's right there in front of you.

All you have to do is look.

All you have to do is open your eyes.

Sorry Barbara, but a population far worse than the zombies of Night of Living Dead have remade Detroit in their image: remember zombies don't eat their own like the black population has in America's most violent city, an 82.7 percent black third world nightmare.

The city belongs to them, remade in every possible fashion in their image.

Black History Month should celebrate the greatest collective achievement of individual black people; the complete ruination of a 1st World City/Civilization (as The Great War started in Europe back in 1914, Detroit was 99 percent white) in less than forty years.

As of 2012, the city of just over 700,000 people is 82.7 percent black.

A third world people have remade The Paris of the West into a third world city.  In spite of $25 million being invested annually by a multitude of foundations, 82.7 percent black Detroit has the highest infant mortality rate in America.

It's a reflection of the third world people who inhabit it. While MTV broadcasts shows like Teen Mom in majority white areas, the epicenter of teenage pregnancy is in 82.7 percent black, where black women are never blamed for spreading their legs and ignoring the byproduct of this sexual encounter once its born. [Infant mortality rate in Detroit rivals areas of Third World, Detroit News, 1-30-14]:

Infant mortality is the No. 1 killer of Detroit children; violence is second. In 2011 alone, 130 of the 208 Detroit children who died that year had not yet marked their first birthday.

“It’s infuriating, because we know we can change the trajectory of these numbers,” said Kristen McDonald, vice president of program and policy for the Detroit-based Skillman Foundation.

The News found that Detroit has more babies born to moms who are under 20, like Gonville, and to single women, than in any other major American city. And often, those young women are not themselves in good health and otherwise ill-equipped to have babies.

Only 100 years ago, Detroit was 99 percent white; only 60 years ago, Detroit was 84 percent white... today, Detroit is 82.7 percent black, with this population regressing the city to mean (the mean nature that rules Africa and Haiti)

The challenges of caring for an infant are daunting in one of the nation’s poorest, most violent cities. Detroit’s infant mortality rate is the worst among big U.S. cities, and worse than some Third-World countries: 13.5 for every 1,000 live births in 2010, the most recent year for which comprehensive data are available.

Foundations, hospitals, social service and government agencies are attempting to tackle the problem through nurse visits, parenting programs and even special tests and treatment for physical conditions found more frequently among black Detroit women. The W.K. Kellogg Foundation alone invests $25 million annually in grants to projects that improve health and well-being in Detroit.

The cocktail of remedies can’t come fast enough: 2,300 Detroit babies died before their first birthday between 2000 and 2011, the most recent year data are available from the Michigan Department of Community Health.

Eighty percent of new Detroit mothers are unmarried, compared with 42 percent of all Michigan moms, which may mean they have less support — financial as well as emotional — than women with husbands. Also, the city has more teen moms than any other in America: 18 percent.

Doctor shortage

Exacerbating the situation: The city has a shortage of primary care physicians, and not all accept Medicaid. Pregnant women are challenged to find safe housing, healthy food and transportation.

Detroit’s high concentration of African-Americans may also play a role in the city’s infant mortality rate, because preterm births are more common in African-Americans for reasons not fully understood.

African-American babies also face greater risks of death in their first days of life, according to Romero.

“There is an ethnic disparity,” Romero said. “If we look at the period from birth to 28 days, African-Americans have a mortality rate that’s approximately double of Caucasians.”

The entire pro-life debate is a non-starter: no one is forcing these black teenage women in Detroit to have unproducted sex, which produces unwanted, obviously neglected children.  Though personal responsibility and self-reliance is an abstraction (according to the New York Times) in our inverted world, the crisis of black dysfunction is somehow the shared problem of white people.

Sorry Obi-Wan Kenobi, but you aren't our only hope: according to the Detroit News, the third world black population of Detroit can only be helped by white people.

Fitting that the culture of violence the 82.7 percent black population of Detroit create together is a reminder of the lack of social capital a nearly homogenous population of third world people produce. The Detroit News calls it a lack of "cohesiveness."[Detroit children dying in culture of violence, Detroit News, 1-31-14]:

Nearly 500 Detroit children have died in homicides since 2000 — an average of nearly three dozen a year.

Most were gun-related, and most were among children 14-18. Many youngsters just got in the way of a bullet intended for an adult, or for no one in particular.

Names on the sad, memorial roll call are etched into the hearts of those who loved these children:

Mariah Smith, 5, whose burned body was found in an abandoned house in 2011, the alleged victim of her aunt’s 22-year-old boyfriend; 9-month-old Delric Waymon Miller, who died as he slept last February, when gunmen armed with an AK-47 sprayed his home with bullets; Robert Mosby Jr., 14, shot four times by an adult in a dispute over a bike; and Jamel Witcher, 4, who was playing at his grandfather’s house this month when his 4-year-old cousin found a loaded shotgun in a closet and the weapon went off.

A Detroit News probe into what’s killing Detroit children ages 18 and younger pinpointed violence — including abusive caretakers and gun play between kids — as the No. 2 cause, behind infant mortality.

Guns 'very common'

Activists working to curb crime in the city say kids like Je’Rean fall victim to a culture of violence that is out of control, though they see glimmers of hope that change is underway.

Lynda White, an attorney with the Michigan Children’s Law Center and executive director of Detroit’s Ark NonViolence Program, said many Detroiters feel they must arm themselves — but often that leads to more violence. Ark provides anger-management and conflict-resolution training to Detroit Public schoolchildren starting in second grade, in an attempt to equip them with skills to resolve conflicts peacefully.

“They may have a gun for protection, but if there’s a conflict that arises, they use it in a completely inappropriate way,” White said.

“If you have a gun ... it emboldens you, so that if you started out having it for protection and you become mad and someone else threatens you, then you use it. And that is a big problem with the culture.”

Children armed

Gun violence is so pervasive that some parents give guns to their children, White said.

“I work in the Wayne County Juvenile Court, and these children are obtaining guns from adults,” White said. “They’re obtaining guns illegally from people who are supposed to be responsible and people who are supposed to protect them. And if that person who has a huge influence in your life is giving you a gun, some of them tend to think it’s OK to carry it. And they’re being told, ‘You need this for your protection, you live in Detroit.’ ”

White said nonprofits, churches, neighborhood organizations and school groups work with the Detroit Police Department to end violence in the city, but their efforts lack “cohesiveness.”

“If we’re not all working together, then nobody is, and these kids are falling through the loophole and they become adults who have no resources, no skills, no employment, and they do what they think they need to do to survive.”

Open your eyes. 

It's right there in front of you.

Black History Month shouldn't celebrate Harriet Tubman. It shouldn't celebrate Ben Carson. It shouldn't celebrate the Tuskegee Airmen. 

It should be a month-long dissection of what a third world people did to the first world city/civilization that white people created in Detroit; for modern-day Detroit is a reminder of the uniquely black contribution that has been to America.