The Unseen Struggles of Black Motherhood
September 27, 2025
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as posted by the channelBlack children who act out, do crime, or get themselves in trouble is always linked to black fathers not being in the home. Whether it's Byron Donald's talking about the Jim Crow Era having the strongest nucleus of a black father being in the home compared to our current timeline, to individuals such as Candace Owen, Brandon Tatum, the Hodge Twins, or other black, Conservative pundits referencing black crime is due to fathers not being present in their child's life.
In this video, Walt talks about the myth that black crime is linked to black fathers not being in the home. Although, children have a better representation when they come from two parent households, black crime has a varying reason to why crime may be prevalent. Impoverished areas, lack of resources, jobs, and other factors play a vital part to why crime is higher within certain, black communities.
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