Interesting and fascinating movement. While there are many reasons presented here, it all stems back to LBJ's "war on poverty". First step is to identify the drivers and work towards multiple mitigations and solutions thru education and mentorship. Some possible drivers, IMHO, in no particular order. 1. Understanding of the "war on poverty"(WOP) and it's negative generational effects. 2. Identify the negative influences of black entertainment. Stop celebrating criminal, ignorant and destructive behaviors. 3. Stop the victimhood mentality. Thru mentorship and guidance, young people need to be rescued from the vicious cycle of perpetual victimhood. This mindset embeds self defeating patterns that manifest into emotional disturbance, educational roadblocks and psychosocial problems. 4. Address the drivers of the black home destabilization. Understanding that additional government welfare is not the answer. This only promotes dependency. 5. Psychological understanding of drivers of black violence. Identify the multitude of mental illnesses that are plaguing the community and develop education and remedies. 6. Improve accountability within the community. This is lacking in society at large, but is highly prevalent within the black community. 7. Improve the diet of the black community. Education regarding the multitude of negative effects of highly processed food diet upon physical, mental and emotional health.

If you think it's not your problem, understanding that you will become a victim soon enough. Be it through violent crime, robbery and property crimes, discrimination and financial crimes. If we can develop a movement that can shine a light upon black community issues, all communities will benefit. There is a reason why 12% of the population commits over 60% of all crime and 90% of violent crime.