My Friend Over At "King Politics" Has Some Nice Charts

I can't be sure that he would analyze the charts in the same way as I do.

My friend Marvin King over at "King Politics" has some interesting factoids about racial interposition.

Since I have been a bit frustrated by his analysis and content selection over the years I figured that I would add my own imprint on his choice content.

Weekly Income by Race and Education (note: The above  title was "de-inferiorized" from what the author's original title selection)	My Analysis: A Black man with a college degree has more EARNING POWER than everyone else who does not have one.  We need to get more Black people "degreed up".  "Equality" with others WITH a degree will come when OWNERSHIP increases and you are the hiring manager or the one who writes the checks.
Black Poverty Rates By Education Level	My Analysis: There is a COST to having an "educational development" strategy in which you focus more on sitting "your people" in someone else's high performing schools instead of making sure that YOUR community schools practice effective "Human Resource Management" and thus drive YOUR community's poverty rate closer to zero.  Then you don't have to worry if (the ubiquitous) "THEY" want you in their schools or not.
Plot Of "Elected Officials Who Are Black"	My Analysis: The Clear Trajectory of a growing ESTABLISHMENT POWER who leave an increasing number of "Finger Prints On The Steering Wheel" of our community.  Their main POWER comes not in their increasing head count but instead in their ability to DENY their "Establishment Power" in relation to their failure to MITIGATE (I did not say "solve") the problems within our community.  Ironically as the problems increase the authority delegated to them by the rank & file, permitting them to "struggle harder" is increased rather than INSPECTED. Subtext - No less than 99% of these individuals are from a "favorable" ideological and political affiliation to the populace.
Plot of "Elected Officials Who Are Black By State"	THEIR Likely Analysis:"You see - (Racist) Alaska has the fewest number of Black Elected Officials.  The Black Media's obsession with the former governor from the state is therefore JUSTIFIED.   They talk more about her than about 9,900 of the Black Elected Officials in proportion to her superior threat. My Analysis:  When MSNBC host Rachael Maddow displays her occasional "Fully Evolved Northeast vs Paleo-South" comparison maps which document the inferior position of the Southerner due to the POLICIES that are in place - does she include these Black elected officials in her attacks?  Or are all the Blacks officials on "Our Side" - just like I saw displayed in a graphic in the latest edition of Rolling Stone magazine in the grocery store last night?
Other Observations From "King Politics"	50 Million People Lack Health Care and thus oppose "Tax Cuts For The Rich" (that Obama agreed to) While "Tax Cuts" reduce the intake of revenue to the government.....does Mr King also acknowledge that flawed economic, academic and labor cost theories have caused even more than $1.5T in economic wealth to vacate from his favored "Mission Accomplished" cities? "How We Look At Poverty" If we go back to those favorable elected officials and make note that for far too long the constituents in their districts have "looked at poverty" on their way to the voting booth but still have not seen the inability for the ballot alone to scrub it out of their community - do you think that someone will earnestly attempt to break this association planted into their head during the "struggle"? Should I Have Been Surprised That The "New Policy Center" link that you had on your blog page is out of business - thus proving that they were not pushing 'new policy' but instead, more likely - tired old, leftist policies - warmed over?

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