Blog & Mablog The Sins of Different Sub-Cultures, and the Color of Repentance
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Oct 1, 2025 The discussion kicks off by challenging the labeling of 'Black Culture' and highlights backlash against it. Doug sheds light on the issue of fatherlessness, linking it to broader societal problems in both Black and White communities. The conversation also critiques elite white liberalism and its impact on culture. Doug proposes measures for judging cultural sinfulness, while urging equal standards in criticism. Ultimately, it emphasizes mutual repentance through a biblical lens, inviting self-examination before casting blame.
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Be Precise When Naming Cultural Problems
- Doug Wilson argues that labeling complex social problems as 'black culture' is imprecise and inflammatory.
- He urges careful definition of cultures and subcultures to avoid talking at cross purposes.
Politicians Perform 'Authenticity' For Votes
- Wilson recounts how political and cultural figures adopt street argot to appear authentic in black districts.
- He compares the performance to Hillary Clinton's campaign accent shift and calls it humiliating.
Fatherlessness Is A Cross-Ethnic Crisis
- Wilson highlights fatherlessness as a primary cultural disaster affecting many black children.
- He notes white fatherlessness has risen to similar levels today, linking the problem across ethnic lines.
