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What Serena Williams's scary childbirth story says about medical treatment of black women
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<blockquote data-quote="Almost there" data-source="post: 72234250" data-attributes="member: 403354"><p>I believe most of these are "they don't know who their father is" type situations. </p><p></p><p>And this gets to a core problem with statistics. There is "fatherless" and there is "Fatherless". My wife of twenty years decided one day she didn't want to be married. When she divorced me my daughters were 10, 13 and 16. They became "fatherless". But it happened late and I was still quite involved. There are others where the divorce happens at a very young age. And there are those where the mother never got married and had multiple kids by different dads. My aunt had seven kids, ALL by different fathers. She never even so much as lived with any of the fathers. </p><p></p><p>But statistics lump all of those together. </p><p></p><p>That said, check out what portion of the prison population comes from "fatherless" homes. You'll quickly discover that the one common thread going through the prison population is that. It's not about race, income level, etc. It is about coming from a fatherless home.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Almost there, post: 72234250, member: 403354"] I believe most of these are "they don't know who their father is" type situations. And this gets to a core problem with statistics. There is "fatherless" and there is "Fatherless". My wife of twenty years decided one day she didn't want to be married. When she divorced me my daughters were 10, 13 and 16. They became "fatherless". But it happened late and I was still quite involved. There are others where the divorce happens at a very young age. And there are those where the mother never got married and had multiple kids by different dads. My aunt had seven kids, ALL by different fathers. She never even so much as lived with any of the fathers. But statistics lump all of those together. That said, check out what portion of the prison population comes from "fatherless" homes. You'll quickly discover that the one common thread going through the prison population is that. It's not about race, income level, etc. It is about coming from a fatherless home. [/QUOTE]
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