I'm against eugenics but it's proven that only a quarter of people in the lowest income bracket rise up to middle class. There are also statistics that rich black children have a much higher chance at falling to a lower income class than white children. So while the bolded is possible is not something you can hang your hat on.
Good decision making is largely driven by upbringing. It's unfair to expect someone to know what's in their best interest later in life when they haven't been taught, nor shown what that is all along.
Having children and creating life is an inalienable human right and the driving force behind all living organisms.
This is the shyt that kills me, especially when folks dress it up with "God will provide/take care". Large portion of the population been living in dire straits for generations yet still holding on to this hope in place of actual action to improve their situation.
I agree.
1) Not necessarily. Different societies had and have different paradigms in place when it comes to the modalities of children care. In some, it is a role that lies on the entire family structure, in others, the whole village. Sometimes, there is dedicated segment of society that takes the role of raising the youth until they become adults.
If you haven't noticed, people go off on emotion a lot on here.
It's different if you hear someone out after discussing their entire POV and then you disagree.
But some folks get caught up with fear,anger,trauma etc. from the mere mention of certain words,statements,phrases etc. and they close off communication.
And this is a universal human thing, not a Black folk thing. Guess you gotta always specify that now
Yall still believe that's a "he"
That old woman has been masquerading on this site since its inception.
