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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does DC has a higher rate of aggression, crime and drug among teens? If so, why families doesn't take steps to resolve this issue? [/quote] Because the Great Society programs gutted the black family structure. [/quote] +1000 This is the root of it, right here.[/quote] No. You guys are delusional. Slavery, which raped women and sold family members away from other family members, gutted the black family structure. If you mean welfare, that started under the Social Security Act and was purposefully denied, in southern states, to black families because government didn't want to upend the low-wage labor system for black workers. When Clinton changed welfare in 1996, the benefit accrued to intact families as well. And there is very little evidence that ties welfare benefits to a person's decision to cohabitate with their partner, either married or not. It's concentrated poverty, full stop. There are decades of evidence for that. [/quote] Well stated, thanks.[/quote]
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