Whither the [Black] Man?

Martin Luther King Day has come and gone, and so has the young black man, about whom the right dare not say a thing, and the left will not say a thing, lest they each admit that they have failed him. Not always by racism; more often now by our adherence to a sexual antinomianism and an androgyny (weirdly compatible with the cartoonish machismo of the cities, a phony manhood that is either chaotic and destructive or childish and useless) that crush the black man every bit as effectively as outright racism ever did. Those things will keep the black family, and therefore the black man, in bondage.

— Dr Anthony Esolen (Read it ALL HERE)