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New Book: Long-Term Impact of Corporal Punishment

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March 21, 2017

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Does corporal punishment have a long-term negative impact on the black population of children? Stacey Potter, author of "Spare the Kids: Why Whooping Black Children Won't Save America," discusses the effects of spanking on Lunch Break as well as its acceptance in the South.

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