RAISING A HEALTHY LITTLE KING

This Author seeks to help elevate young black males beyond the psychological dependency of set-aside social programs, social ills, and systemic racial attacks and foster self-sufficiency. He does not advocate against affirmative action and similar policies or suggests they do not address the root causes of inequality. Advocacy for self-education reform and home schooling, including support for school choice is a means to improve opportunities for Black Americans. Discussion of family structure and the importance of two-parent households or adult male affiliation support for economic and social stability within black communities. Elevating our male children spiritually, emotionally, and intellectually, while offering a necessary critique of prevailing narratives and policies related to racial inequality, while not minimizing the impacts of systemic racism and historical injustices.
In a rapidly changing social and political landscape there are multiple concerns for our children's mental health.

1. Confusion about identity: Children feel confused when they are taken into a room without their parents at school and asked how they identify when they hear their classmates tell them that they got a shot to change their sexual gender and having teachers tell them that they can choose to be a girl when they are a boy, and vice versa.
2. Grown men are allowed in the girl's bathroom because they say they identify as a woman yet their sexual apparatus is that of a man and being exposed to a little girl. It's important to provide clear and age-appropriate information and encourage open conversation about these topics. Grown men are donning dresses for advancement and calling it entertainment.
3. The effects of cancel culture could potentially expose children to intense public shaming or bullying, elevated by social media affiliations. This can be stressful and detrimental to their mental health.
4. Divisiveness in politics, high levels of political polarization, and conflict can increase feelings of uncertainty and anxiety.
   In terms of managing these concerns, open and honest communication that is appropriate to the child's level of understanding and it is important to allow the child to express their feelings and thoughts without fear of judgment, and providing a safe and nurturing environment at home can also go a long way towards mitigating potential mental health issues. It is important to monitor children for signs of mental health issues such as changes in behavior, mood or appetite, difficulties with concentration, or loss of interest in activities they usually enjoy. If any of these signs are observed it might be helpful to consult a mental health professional. Finally, as much as possible, it is important to maintain routines and provide children with a sense of stability, security including regular meals snacks, a consistent sleep schedule, regular physical activity, and opportunities for safe social interactions they usually enjoy
   In this increasingly complex world children need guidance, understanding, and support to navigate the challenges they face. Encouraging resilience, and emotional intelligence can go a long way in preparing them for these challenges.
   Protect Our Children
   Pain is passed down from father or mother to son, son to son, a result of the pain and the damage from his parent, and black men be mindful of that, sometimes it's unfair and sometimes we take it out on those we love and I'm aware of that frustration that we all have but we have a responsibility and a duty to be fathers or parents not to just make babies but to be real fathers and we can't expect any good to come to us if we don't visit any good on our sons or your daughters.

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