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The war on poverty is a war on Minorities

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Last week I read two articles that I disagreed with. One was on poverty and how it isn’t over yet. Well maybe it isn’t over yet because they haven’t completely destroyed the black family. The war on poverty actually was a war on the black family, especially on the black man. But if he were an unskilled laborer he still held status in their community. He was the provider. But since 1963 the growth of fatherless homes is staggering, and tragic because the two parent family is the leading indicator of which family is going to have success in life.  So you have to wonder why it was so important for Democrats to take that away. Seems a male welfare recipient currently holds little status, except perhaps as a democrat voter.

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