I am curious if Sean believes it would be helpful to our American neighbors of African descent if President Obama took to his presidential podium and compassionately, yet firmly and honestly, addressed America’s expanding and shameful *National Epidemic of Childhood Abuse and Neglect*, *Poverty*, that for more than two generations has deprived untold numbers of American kids from experiencing and enjoying a fairly happy American kid childhood with *Safe Streets* to travel and play on.

*Early Childhood Abuse and Neglect* that often leads depressed, sometimes suicidal *(NY Times May 18, 2015 – Rise in Suicide by Black Children Surprises Researchers)* children to develop into depressed, angry, frustrated, unpredictable, sometimes suicidal teens and adults lacking empathy and compassion for others, though needing to vent their pent up negative emotions, often causing emotional and physical harm to peaceful people…instead of venting their anger, resentment and pain on the immature single moms and/or dads who introduced them to a life of pain and struggle by irresponsibly building a family before acquiring the practical skills, *PATIENCE* and means to successfully raise and nurture a developing young child who matures into a fairly happy responsible teen and adult.

Does Sean believe it would it bolster our president’s message for *improving parenting* if Grammy winner Kendrick Lamar joined him, from his heart speaking to a national audience about *Early Childhood Abuse and Neglect* that deprived him, his brothers, sisters and cousins from experiencing and enjoying a Average Joe and Josie American kid childhood with *Safe Streets* to travel and play on?

Perhaps Tavis Smiley could join President Obama and Kendrick, sharing his thoughts about growing up in a family with nine brothers and sisters who till this day still struggle with poverty, according to Tavis he being the only one of ten children to experience a prosperous American mainstream life?

Maybe Baltimore Mom of The Year Ms. Toya Graham could join these gentlemen, determined to Keep It Real by revealing during the infancy of her adulthood she made some very poor choices that resulted with her six children experiencing a life of struggle and hardship?

I’m curious to know if Mr. Sean Combs believes it would be in the best interests of our struggling neighbors, for other struggling (or formerly struggling) American neighbors to join Ms. Toya Graham by Keeping It Real?

Perhaps other victims of child abuse and neglect like Dwayne Lil Wayne Carter, and fellow NYers Shawn Jay Z Carter & Ms. Azealia “Miss Bank$” Amanda Banks, and many more Rap or Hip Hop performers whose life were touched by abuse, neglect, parental apathy or lack of supervision and guidance, would join in sharing with a national and world wide audience of moms, aspiring moms or other primary caregivers, the emotional pain and anguish they experienced during their formative years? Years that were critical for their emotional development into fairly happy teens and adults.

Last question for Sean. Do children who grew up respecting and loving their moms mature into teens and adults writing or rapping lyrics characterizing the maternal half of our population as less than human *itches or *hores unworthy of respect?

Peace.

*Black (Children’s) Lives Matter; Take Pride In Parenting; End Our National Epidemic of Child Abuse and Neglect; End Community Violence, Police Fear & Educator’s Frustrations*

#TakePrideInParenting
#EndChildAbuseNeglect
#ProtectKidsFromIrresponsibleCaregivers
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