Endangered Species: Not White on Black, but Black on Black will examine a plethora of reasons a variety of
experts say contribute to the young black male exorbitant murder rate from: their is no more need for them as a
viable labor force or consumer base; the psychosomatic affects of overexposure to violence and death; to many
single and teenaged mothers raising boys; the lack of male role models; the easy access to handguns; gang
peer pressure; family drug abuse and selling, forced assimilation of Eurocentric values; low self-esteem, self
hate and pursuit of physical and material success without consequences.
Endangered Species: Not White on Black, but Black on Black will feature expert insights from economist,
educators, politicians, law enforcement, community leaders, and ministers, intimate interviews with, mothers,
fathers, grandparents, extended family and friends of slain young black males.

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