This isn't a new problem. Some BW gloss over the civil rights era as if Black People always stuck together and BM worshiped BW as if she were a goddess. The truth is, all you have to do is read literature during that time. If you read Eldridge Cleaver's soul on ice, he talks about men who prefer WW and how tired they were of the attitudes of BW and the constant blame BM received. Now, considering that he wrote this while imprisoned and it was even published until 1968 you can get an idea. If you read the earlier sections of the Autobiography of Malcolm X you can see it. The main issue is a set of insecurities. When I used to get made fun of by black girls when I was a child I would ask my parents why they were mean. They told me that the only thing she hated more than me is herself. And I think it applies to some. There is nothing worse than someone who hates who they are (as a person, not necessarily as a race).
Next we have the issue of entitlement. Unfortunately, a lot of people feel as though they are entitled to love and don't actually want to change to receive love. In the black community, some BW feel as though they are entitled to a man simply by being black. I have literally had an estimated 280 to 300 pound woman cuss me out because I was with someone who wasn't black and she honestly felt that she had something more to offer because she is black. Some of these women will guilt men into dating them by saying that they hate their mother. The truth is, my mother is only part Black and is Jewish. If you were to look at her you would assume she was either white or persian. So, I kind of laugh when I hear that. Anyway, back on subject.
Another issue is parenting. I haven't met a woman who didn't repeat what their mother or father said growing up. A quote, " Children don't always listen to their parents, but they never fail to mimic them". I think this holds true even in adulthood. If you factor that 59% of unmarried BW with multiple children have them from multiple fathers, it's easy to assume that they will grow up hearing, "Your daddy wasn't shit". In the end, because the mother may not have respected herself to find the right man, or made a mistake young, the children grow up with nothing but negative comments about men. The issue is that they are black so they will ultimately associate that with BM.
And finally, the media. In 1965 I think the amount of two parents homes in the Black Community was around 80%. What happened? A few things. Vietnam, which caused a big issue in the Black Community. Second Wave Feminism, As I do realize that it did push the envelope for women in the workplace, the mantra of "I don't need no man" correlates quite well with "A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle". This couples with COINTELPRO and how they pushed an influx of drugs in the ghettos. Then the birth of crack cocaine (alsothe various wealthy black communities that were destroyed by whites.... heck the Carnegie family burned down a rich and famous black bank in Pittsburgh in order to get into banking). During this time all we received were negative comments by the media as well as angry BW on talk shows. There was a time where we would fight such things, but I suppose you don't need to fight if the government will pick up the slack. Also, the extreme dependence on government assistance. And before you know it, you have a community filled with women who don't actually need a man after they have given birth because the government will fix it. Not to mention that the black community is kind of oversexed.
Also, the negative opinions of their sexuality in the media. But, then again, the media pretty much tries to get every woman regardless of race to hate themselves so that they can buy their product.
The failure to take responsibility for the dumb ass choices they make. We all make dumb choices and the moment we can accept that we can move forward. But, some prefer to be victims and wear it on their shirt like a badge.
All in all, a messed up situation that has affected us all. The difference is, many BM just keep moving forward, and some BW stick to entitlement issues for all of the reasons mentioned.