
THE ENGINEERED COLLAPSE OF THE BLACK FAMILY
How a Nation Built a System to Break the Black FamilyBy Cedrick CarterLength1h 12m
About this audiobook
Do you ever wonder why the Black family is dysfunctional? What if it was never broken — just deliberately taken apart?
This book is not a complaint. It is a case file. Through documented laws, declassified government records, and hard data, Cedrick Carter traces every mechanism used to systematically dismantle Black households in America — from welfare policies designed to push fathers out, to drug laws written with a racial gap built right in, to the media playbook that programmed a generation for failure.
Layer by layer, the evidence stacks up into one undeniable picture: what looks like a cultural problem is actually an engineered one.
The receipts are all here.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory, True Crime
Length1 hr 12 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateApr 17, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1THE ENGINEERED COLLAPSE
21$1,800 less per student per year than schools in wealthy areas.
2Introduction: A Crime Without a Confession
22Black people.
3Sitting in government records
23stability across generations.
4Chapter 1
24Meanwhile, the curriculum in most American schools barely mentions Black history, Black
5acts like a team.
25Chapter 7
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6Chapter 2
26measurably different stress responses and anxiety levels even if they personally never
7Black communities today. Different decade. Different mechanism. Same result.
27BURDEN STACKING: Father gone. Wealth stolen. Community destroyed. Mind
8Chapter 3
28Chapter 8
9They Built a Pipeline From the Neighborhood to the Prison
29benefits everyone outside the community and no one inside it.
10times more.
30dispersal, through the destruction of economic ecosystems like Black Wall Street, through
11Chapter 4
31Chapter 9
12possible entry point.
32The New Version — Same System, Different Technology
13millions, especially through the GI Bill.
33Different agency, different decade, same result.
14Black community over two decades.
34BURDEN STACKING: Father gone. Wealth stolen. Community destroyed. Mind
15Chapter 5
35Chapter 10
16The attack on the mind.
36The reason is simple
17criminalize.
37Conclusion
18BURDEN STACKING: Father gone. Wealth gone. Neighborhood destroyed. Now the
38for the pipeline, not for success.
19Chapter 6
39This is not a book about despair
20The Schools That Were Starved — And the Pipeline They Built Instead