The Problem With Black Men: offering explanation and suggestions of how to avoid the many pitfalls facing young Black men in contemporary Britain

Why are single-parent families so prevalent in the Black community? Why do so many Black boys under-achieve in school? Why are Black people disproportionately diagnosed with Schizophrenia? Why do even well-qualified Black men struggle to find employment? And why do other ethnic-minority communities seem to fare better? Its NOT all due to racism! In this book, journalist and cultural critic Lee Pinkerton, not only answers these questions, but also offers practical suggestions to parents of young Black men (or those who work with them), on how to avoid these pitfalls.