What Black History Are We Teaching the Next Generation of Black Americans?

by Patricia on February 6, 2013
What Black History Are We Teaching the Next Generation of Black Americans?

Black History Month holds deep meaning for Col. Allen B. West, especially given what he learned from his mother and father. West worries about the state of Black America, especially the destruction of the Black nuclear family. West warns that the next generation of Black Americans may be creating a troubling history. Hear why.

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  1. midget says:
    February 7, 2013 at 13:22

    Terrific video. An example of Col West’s success can be seen stemming from his married, educated, hard working parents, an excellent Catholic education and a disciplined military training. Now learn of Star Parker’s history of poverty,abortion,drugs and unwed pregnancies that put her on welfare until she climbed out of the liberal policies that put her there.She stands with Col.West as a backbone of this country.God Bless them both trying to help Americans see the light.

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