fiyah pon faddar days

[RichD]

quote da more aff de ting

this mi a talk


the heading of the chart..."by most measures black fathers are just as involved with their children as other fathers in similar living situations..."

[lonewolf]

this mi a talk


the heading of the chart..."by most measures black fathers are just as involved with their children as other fathers in similar living situations..."

I'd have to agree with Rich's assessment.

[lonewolf]

yuh kno mii poas da studee pon yah




peeps ave a tendencee fe doubt so mii poas da artikkle as likkle more proof

I think your whole arguement is bogus. It can't be proven either way. But it stands to reason that if a father is missing from a household that he would see his children less. That's where the original statistics show 64 percent of black children are raised in homes where the father is absent. The statistics also show that households headed by a single mother, children are more likely to drop out of school, commit crime and go to prison. This would apply to all races. Again, it stands to reason that if there is ONLY ONE PARENT or ADULT in a household, a child has less discipline and supervision than a child in a two parent house hold. It's logic. But that does not mean this is absolute and would apply to all situations.