Child Abuse in The Black Community Explains Some of their Dysfunction in Society

Child abuse is a serious matter. That's why it needs to be discussed, even when it happens in the black community. Some people might wonder why crime is so prevalent among African Americans. One major reason is the absence of solid family units, absentee fathers, and irresponsible mothers. These conditions sadly make child abuse more common. Take the case of Azuradee France. She is a black mother of three children in Detroit, Michigan. Apparently, Azuradee had some trouble raising her 3 year old son named Chayse Allen (notice the different surname). Chayse was blind and his mother used some harsh methods to punish him such as whipping him with a belt, kicking him in the chest, and fracturing his skull in two places. Finally, when Chayse was no longer responsive, his mother put his body in a bag and put the bag in a freezer in the basement. The police discovered the body three months later. So why are there so many black criminals in society who often heartlessly beat and torture their victims? And why are these violent crimes so much more common among black people as only 13% of the US population? Child abuse, as with this horrifying case, is one reason. Not surprisingly, the news reporters in this story couldn't bring themselves to identify the main culprits as the mother or the unmentioned (and probably invisible) father, but had to shift the blame onto Child Protective Services and the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office. Those agencies may have also been negligent, but they would not be necessary had the elephant in the room, the criminal black mother and father, been normal and caring parents.