ricechickie
Gold Member
Absent fatherhood is a major indicator of whether young male individuals will become involved in crime, regardless of race. Young men raised in a home with married parents are the least likely to become involved with crime. Young black men are responsible for half of the murders in this country, and yet are only 6% of the population. Taking all of that into account, alongside the 72% out of wedlock birth rate... We can guess that a good number of young black men are growing up without fathers.
An out-of-wedlock birthdate does not correlate to an absentee father rate.
People who aren't married can still parent together.
Yeeeeaaaah.....and what do you think is more likely?
The problem with generalizations is that up to 49.9% of those about whom the generalization is made can break the "rule."