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Black children being raised without fathers. Black girls and women who become pregnant and know they do not have a stable home in which to raise a child seek an abortion. They are forced to have a child they know they are not able financially to raise nor have a stable home in which to raise the child.
My new book, "Dear Father, Dear Son," talks about the No. 1 social problem in America -- children growing up without fathers.
In 1965, Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote "The Negro Family: A Case for National Action." At the time, 25 percent of blacks were born outside of wedlock, a number that the future Democratic senator from New York said was catastrophic to the black community.
Moynihan wrote: "A community that allows a large number of young men to grow up in broken homes, dominated by women, never acquiring any stable relationship to male authority, never acquiring any rational expectations about the...
Pregnancy is easily avoided as there is only one way for it to occur - sex. Black girls / women are not forced to have a child because the majority of them enter into the situation willingly (barring rape). Are you seriously arguing that girls and women are too stupid to understand this simple reality?
Abortion is merely a method of "excusing" bad behavior and poor choices by placing the cost on the unborn child and society. Removing the natural consequences of sex tends to encourage more sex - which has been an admitted argument of feminists for several decades.