>my new years resolution is to not correct ppl on OKP.
>so no responses from me will accuse you of
>being a coon, or call you stupid, or whatever
>I normally do when I disagree with ppl about this.
>
>question 1: if black kids would dress better,
>quit listening to rap, completely stop all drug
>experimentation,
>not have sex until they got married, save and invest all the
>money they have instead of buying clothes, rims, and sneakers,
>and give their
>life to christ,
>
>would that solve the problems black people face?

Of course not but this makes racist white people feel better and gives them an opportunity to stick it to us.

>
>question 2: if the problem wouldn't be solved, how much better
>
>would life in america be for black people if
>overnight, all black people became conservatively
>dressed, 100 percent law abiding, god fearing citizens?

We're already conservatively dressed, 100 percent law abiding, god fearing citizens.

>
>question 3: assuming all black people became 100 percent
>respectable tomorrow, what else would have to be done to get
>true equality?

We're never achieving true equality in this country. By the way, when affirmative action ends this narrative will change dramatically. I won't make this post go poast but look up the true benefactors of affirmative action. Watch what happens when that rug gets pulled out from under them.

>
>question 4: how do you respond to disillusioned black youth
>that feel that no amount of respectability politics can
>actually change their lives for the better?

I'm with them and more than willing to put them up on game. Spoiler alert young buck but they hate and feel superior to you. No amount of play the right way is changing that narrative any time soon. I rephrase this question to white people whenever they ask me. One time I asked a bishop if his daughter dresses provocatively does that mean men have the right to hit on her with reckless abandon. Another time I asked a prejudice white dude if this means we should profile him like we profile terrorists due to his attire that mimics domestic terrorists. Basically, let's take this to the next level. Respectability politics applies to everyone and that is the narrative WE follow.