The Black Family is Struggling, and It’s Not Because of Slavery
The black family was stronger the first 100 years after slavery than during what will be the second 100 years.
By Walter Williams Published on September 20, 2017 • 7 Comments
Walter Williams
That the problems of today’s black Americans are a result of a legacy of slavery, racial discrimination, and poverty has achieved an axiomatic status, thought to be self-evident and beyond question.
This is what academics and the civil rights establishment have taught. But as with so much of what’s claimed by leftists, there is little evidence to support it.
The No. 1 problem among blacks is the effects stemming from a very weak family structure.
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