1973 SPECIAL REPORT:"WELFARE AND THE FATHERLESS FAMILY"

Focuses on a low-income apartment complex in Atlanta, Georgia, which houses 8,000 residents. Problems include lack of recreational and day-care facilities, drug abuse, illegitimacy, and inadequate medical care. The absence of male heads of family and the necessity for mothers to work leave children unsupervised and without adequate parental affection and discipline.

[@HezakyaNewz]

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[@alexjones7025]

Jesse Lee Peterson is all about fixing this and for the bombastic funny things he says his core message is undeniably true

[@jimrylander9143]

Welfare kid here. My mom was single with 4 kids at 22 years old. Dad didn’t pay child support. Canned meat, powdered eggs, government cheese the whole deal. Lived in the worst areas & wore sister shoes & socks. It was rough,especially not having a father. This is so true & sad. Not too much positive stuff to say about my childhood. The government is not helping, it’s just encouraging poverty & fatherless children. No white privilege here

[@Imbrokeaswell]

So it was just 18 years of poverty.

[@jimrylander9143]

@@Imbrokeaswell I rose above the lie of once you’re in poverty you always will be in poverty. I got a career, went to school, & bought a house.

[@Imbrokeaswell]

@@jimrylander9143 That's impressive. Most people would stay poor.

[@jimrylander9143]

@@Imbrokeaswell most people choose to stay poor.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Jim, why did your father leave? I can't imagine leaving my children behind and not financially helping.

[@justmontina]

I was born at 1977 to an unwed mother and father. My mother left when I was 18 months old and my grandmother was raising me as a recent widow. My father wanted to be involved but, my grandmother wouldn’t allow it. He ended up going to prison and serving 19 years of a 20 year sentence before passing. Somehow, I made it to the other side. Although I had my first child at 19, I had 3 children by one man, later married and, have a master’s and the rest is history. We don’t have to be a statistic.

[@successmanifestation2769]

I think it’s best your grandmother didn’t involve him. He obviously was a criminal and she didn’t want that around her grand baby

[@igpxmaster]

Wow black women are selfish

[@rosannag.burroughs4563]

No disrespect to you... But everyone is not so lucky!!!

[@Stephanie-qy3ud]

Its important to learn from our mistakes, most importantly others. Great job!

[@conqueror2001]

@@successmanifestation2769 It’s disheartening to read that someone thinks it was best for your grandmother to keep your father away from you, especially given the complexity of your family's story. While it's clear that your grandmother made choices she believed were in your best interest, suggesting that your father's absence was entirely positive is a narrow view that doesn't acknowledge the pain and impact of growing up fatherless. Labeling someone merely as a "criminal" without understanding the full context of their life, their challenges, or their efforts to be involved as a parent, can be deeply damaging. It perpetuates a harmful stereotype about Black men as absentee parents, a stigma that fails to account for the systemic issues that disproportionately affect Black communities, including mass incarceration and socio-economic barriers. Moreover, it's notable that the criticism was directed at your father’s absence rather than also acknowledging the role of your mother who left. This selective scrutiny aligns with certain feminist perspectives that focus primarily on women’s circumstances and choices. While feminism seeks to address gender inequalities, it's essential that it also considers the nuances of family dynamics and the societal pressures that men face, particularly Black men in contexts like this. Each person’s family story is unique, and it’s crucial that we approach such discussions with empathy and a deeper understanding of the structural challenges individuals may face. Your journey and accomplishments are testament to your strength and resilience, and while you've clearly navigated immense challenges, the absence of a parent is something that leaves a lasting impact, no matter the circumstances. Your narrative challenges stereotypes and shows that we should not reduce individuals to mere statistics or societal labels. Let's strive for a more balanced and compassionate understanding of each other’s lives.

[@08billw]

History is a current event for those who forget or refuse to study it.

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

True facts 💯 unfortunately our people refuse to read or to learn for change for themselves

[@mieshacanb6967]

FACTS!

[@ronnierowe1312]

WORD!

[@904cadillacslim]

Well Said

[@businesslp3027]

What??

[@jamesyoung7351]

I just had an argument on reddit with a bunch of people who don't even live in the projects calling me stupid cause I told them the government actually incentivized fatherless homes and that we get stuck in these places for decades doing this income balancing act cause if we make to much they cut our benifits which causes us to hustle leading to a cycle of arrest... Soon as I (a black man from STL raised in the projects) told some white democrats the truth about how we live I was stupid asf and it doesn't exist.... These people really don't care about us for real they just want our vote

[@stephaniebowling1051]

What did they argue? That sound like democrat ideas?

[@lifeofcyn808]

They never lived it so how could they understand it. Most households in these communities with two working parent still live below poverty level. Fathers are needed in the household and they should do more to keep these families together.

[@elegantempress1395]

@@lifeofcyn808 Most black men living in those areas are NOT working, at least not legit jobs.

[@rudybrooks3722]

@@stephaniebowling1051 White Supremacist created both, the Republican and the Democrat.

[@mrdave5232]

It’s worse than that actually. Ur vote would be nice but the well paid public sector union employees that administer all of these liberal programs not only vote but donate to the politicians that claim to be helping the poor and making the wealthy “ pay their fair share “ In reality the politicians are just creating a bigger tax payer funded bureaucracy and laundering $ thru the Union to support their campaigns , nepotism and patronage Your future and your vote are incidental to libs

[@orchid2407]

This is horrific, I wish people would wake up and see how wicked it is to deprive a child of their father or for a father to abandon their child.

[@shottashabazz6721]

Why would they want to change when you can get a three bedroom 1 bath apartment for $30 a month? It’s all by design Brotha and I agree with your comment 100%.

[@boogitybear2283]

It’s worse than Slavery I think.

[@bamboosho0t]

The strength of Black people has always been the nuclear family; Mothers and Fathers. They figured this out by the 1960s. Welfare drove Black women from men (Black unemployment was at its lowest in 1972). Then the “War on Drugs” (‘Legalize it All’ - Dan Baum) was a covert plan to incarcerate and publicly stigmatize Black men using Heroin in the 70s and eventually the CIA/Contra concocted “Crack Epidemic.” You don’t go from 28% illegitimacy of Black child births in 1970 to 73% in 2021 without all these things happening.

[@jayjohn9680]

If your fathers a deadbeat then have fewer children until the stench of parasyte deadbeat dna is annilated from this planet.🫥

[@A_Muzik]

And I wish the fathers had did the financial equation before they had children. As in think before coitus, “Do I make enough money to support a child?”

[@RadicalforGod]

If you’re going to help a family, help the entire family and that includes the father too. Welfare actually hurt us more than it did to help us.

[@breakingbadenterprise328]

Desertion by black men hurt families. Welfare came after.

[@elmahdi5]

That was Franklin Delano Roosevelt's plan when he created the Man in the House Rule and welfare i.e. American Families with Dependent Children AFDC. The Black women went along because Black men were legally discriminated against in employment and now they have entry-level jobs on a corporate plantation as M@wwies. Same difference #sysbm

[@RadicalforGod]

Im sure at the time these women thought the gov was sincerely helping them.

[@breakingbadenterprise328]

@@RadicalforGod Black men could have provided and protected the women THEY MADE PREGNANT. But black men hate their kids, that’s why they abandon them.

[@RadicalforGod]

@@breakingbadenterprise328 unfortunately they couldn’t because they was being discriminated with jobs and the jobs they had before the reconstruction era stole their land and much more. Fast forward mandatory minimum, mass incarceration, school to prison pipeline and so much more are still in effect.

[@SheilaKaneDecoy]

50 years later and so little has changed 😢

[@tyroncline5978]

Guess why? Because of TANF money going into the states. Child support program is mandatory in order for TANF money to be issued to the states. In the 60s women were told that they can get checks for each child in the home, no matter how many kids. The only stipulation was that a father could not be in the home. President Lyndon B. Johnson created this great society programs in the 60s. They were barely any fatherless homes then compared now which is the opposite. They incentivize the destruction of the home and for no reason. But it was a prerequisite to push the child support program the way they did. When they saw how much money they could make from divorces and separations with poor people, they expanded it into to middle class and rich people. Ultimately the State and attorneys make tons of money. Attorneys/Legislatures write the “laws” That they themselves profit off of. This is why Nothing has changed. This is the honest truth. I am not an attorney, do not take anything I say to be legal advice. This information is for educational purposes only.

[@nonevering]

its gone worse

[@Tinawilson-kh9ux]

Why didn't the fathers "man-up", and provide for their family? Why didn't they get a better or any job and move their family out of the projects? Black men have never had a problem with welfare, they encourage their women to get it. Welfare lets them off the hook for providing for their family.

[@tamikaamith]

You mean, why was there a requirement for them to leave in the first place right? That would be the better question

[@glorynjoku7651]

@Tinawilson-kh9ux Thank god someone is asking the same question I was thinking. Why didn’t they just step up for their families instead of leaving? Why don’t more people ask this question? I’m sick of this narrative that black men are these victims and just couldn’t look after the offspring they were actively procreating. Not to mention the women that weren’t on welfare worked and provided for their children ALONE without any help. Even today you see celebrity black males that still create broken homes and fatherless children

[@girlbrittneygirl]

@@glorynjoku7651 YES! YES! YES! Say it again! No one ever asks why the government have to intervene in the first place?

[@girlbrittneygirl]

Thankyou! According colored niggas who gave up when the rainbow wasn't enough, single mothers , welfare, and fathers not being in the homes ruin the community! Also according to colored niggas who gave up when the rainbow wasn't enough is that single fathers are great! There's nothing wrong with single fathers! Single fathers are the back bone of the community, but single mothers and fatherless homes are just terrible! 😂😂😂

[@A_Muzik]

@@tamikaamitha better question, why did these men insert knowing damn well they can’t afford children. If more men had passed, fewer women would have had kids.

[@ToeKnife166]

Teens with no father in the home are more likely to fall pregnant, this is how this cycle begins.

[@i-zob7543]

​@ThxGod_ItsOveramen

[@beverlyledbetter4906]

I didn't grow up with a father and was abused by my brothers, but I never followed this road. I just didn't want it, and tried like hell to avoid it!😒

[@A_Muzik]

Tell that to the deadbeat dads

[@girlbrittneygirl]

Ma'am! My father wasn't in the home, yet I didn't get pregnant when I was a teen! My father was in my life! Yet teenage girls whose fathers are in the home somehow become pregnant also! You heard that lady say that she moved age back to 12 as for girls getting pregnant! Aretha Franklin had her first child at 12! her father was in her house!

[@slimytoad1447]

The psychiatrist spoke the truth and this was decades ago

[@RadicalforGod]

Still happening in 2022 at that.

[@Lizz9902]

Nothing has changed 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@andrejones5441]

Yes, it has; it's gotten exponentially worse.

[@elegantempress1395]

@@andrejones5441 It’s actually much better. There are much less people on welfare now than there was in the 70s.

[@rudybrooks3722]

@@elegantempress1395 You trolling.

[@alonzorobinson2134]

The mothers are way worse and more violent today

[@elmahdi5]

​@@elegantempress1395 The report was about fatherlessness of Black children which is at 71%.

[@ramsesstafford4640]

I haven't seen Perry Homes since I was a teen in the 90s. It may have been an eyesore like a lot of projects of Atlanta but now that it's gone it's sad to see landmarks of your childhood gone. Shout out to Old Atlanta🙌🏽 ✌🏽

[@bloodmooncomix457]

Now compound this problem with the crack epidemic and the democratic victimhood mindset and I can see why Black America overall seems to be damaged!🤔

[@TheBlackBombshell]

Don’t forget the heroin epidemic. It precedes crack and was at its height during this video’s timeline.

[@elegantempress1395]

Why would Bm sell crack to their own people? They had the choice to not do that….but chose to be dysfunctional instead smh

[@blackthoughtachieves2210]

It is wrecked, not just damaged.

[@shottashabazz6721]

Damaged beyond repair. Murdering each other, robbing each other, sleeping with your best friend wife or girlfriend which causes somebody to lose their life. Women setting up dudes to get robbed. I don’t even invite nobody to my house now except family and some of them don’t get a invitation because you have a certain sector that likes to steal and because I have had so many experiences with my Brothas and Sistas stealing from me until I have a hard time trusting anybody

[@redshoefive3234]

Why didn't we KNOW not to bring children into this POVERTY...that's the true CRIME!!

[@BlackHippy313]

They did but they also got money for it

[@kmerriweather1]

The number one indicator if someone will be poor or not is if they were raised in a two parent household

[@elmahdi5]

The "poverty" you speak of was there when Irish, Jewish, Italian, and every other immigrant came to the US and the reason they all thrived was because of government handouts. Negros, Colored, Blacks, and African Americans never got a handout just cocaine, guns, and Man in the house rules. Studying these groups will help you understand that Black poverty is manufactured by the government.

[@redshoefive3234]

@@elmahdi5 Thanks for sharing!

[@keenannorris3309]

The welfare-no-father-in-the-home thing incentivized it, but it was also a carry-over from the rural life that most Black people had come from in the Great Migration. My mother was one of 9 kids raised poor in farm country CA in the 50s and 60s. In the country, more kids means more free labor to pick more cotton, grapes, etc. That logic didn't work once Black folks came to the cities, but it persisted for decades b/c of welfare.

[@marylandguy301]

Your the man. I been watching these videos and it really is true that our parents have already seen everything. Nothing is really new under the sun. Salute.

[@mutiny_on_the_bounty]

The internet was a shocker I bet. 🤪

[@diskretelydiskreet314]

I just finish watching this it sent chills down my spine 🤦🏽‍♂️ that generation is responsible for what’s happening now because of the previous

[@almedhamorton4369]

THE Gov. is responsible, The Industrialists are responsible , The Corporate Marketers are responsible, and at the TOP , The BANKERS are responsible. NOT my neighbors , you or me. Cui bono ? Who benefits ? You, Me, My neighbor ? Nope.

[@bamboosho0t]

All these “modern women” today are descendants from THESE women. THESE children. It’s no wonder they act the way they act and denigrate Black men at every turn, and they’re married at a rate of 1 in 4 compared to White women at 1 in 2.

[@QuadriviumNumbers]

@@almedhamorton4369 Blame everything but the people (women) themselves! Smh.

[@almedhamorton4369]

@@QuadriviumNumbers Nope, I also blame the modern "man" who remains a perpetual teenager in most of what he does, and then the WEAKER women have to fill in , first, to survive , then becase of Men/Women mutual Greeds and Jealousies. the fall , AGAIN (like Adam and Eve).

[@kskufan]

You'll need to own up to something this was all the Democrats doing and they're still holding back minorities today. And blacks vote for them 90% of the time. Time 4 a change.

[@AbenaMcKenzieSoapiphany]

Dr. Robert Coles gave an accurate analysis fast forward to today.

[@kielhall8363]

Brother Hezakya thank You brother for always bringing theses historical fact🤜🏿🤛🏿

[@ghanadan5659]

I have shared this video numerous times I appreciate your dedication

[@commonman80]

Now You Young People Can See How It All Started.. From 1965? Until Today.. Incredible.. This Is How The "I Don't Need No Man" Saying Started.. Starting From 1965.. I'm 60 Years Old And Saw It All Happening.. Sad But True.. The Future In Black America Was Short Changed.. When This Was Made, I Was 11 Years Old... Jus Sayin.. Yep...

[@colbalt95]

SAVE YOURSELVES BLACK MEN

[@breakingbadenterprise328]

Stop blaming women. The men were dusty!

[@southsidesaiyan8641]

@@breakingbadenterprise328 I see you all in this comment section just looking for a fight. You are not here in good faith. You sound bitter.

[@breakingbadenterprise328]

@@southsidesaiyan8641 I won’t blame women for problems caused by men.

[@southsidesaiyan8641]

@@breakingbadenterprise328 you’re obviously bitter immature and you’re probably old now anyway, I really don’t care who caused the problems way back when cause I’m still young and look to the future, while you’re still hung up on the past.

[@frankjames6232]

This began the decimation of the blackfamily

[@starrhunnids7516]

Who makes more money the government or a man

[@elegantempress1395]

Black mn choosing to leave the home is what started the decimation of the black family

[@frankjames6232]

@@elegantempress1395 not true women chose welfare and government and went against the family infrastructure take a look at the movie claudie with dihann Carroll and James Earl Jones

[@rudybrooks3722]

@@elegantempress1395 White Supremacy started the decimation of the Black family.

[@royaltheoneroyalone3498]

@@rudybrooks3722 If black men were willing to provide for their kids, then they wouldn’t have turned them over to the white man’s government to dictate to them how to live…, Claudine kids daddy didn’t even visit his kids

[@jemcwill123]

Thank you for posting this. I was born in Detroit into this mess.

[@starrhunnids7516]

How you doing now

[@kevindurand3237]

Surely, the welfare was withdrawn if the man was living in the house rule,applied to white families also.But that would be irrelevant as the white fellas would be making the best of their white privelidge by being at work and thus be able to provide for the family.

[@teshondagetties7122]

I was born in Mississippi

[@businesslp3027]

Same thing in every black ghetto in America..

[@businesslp3027]

Struggling trying to stay above water. @Starr

[@YABUKIJOE2077]

What a damn shame. Keep your meat wrapped boys

[@spirit13the1st6]

Yes youngsters use protection at all times and live a happy life. These women could care less about you,you won't get too far into a relationship before she causes so much trouble, you will say F..this. The U.S. gov.doesnt give a darn about single fathers but glorifies single mothers. I wonder why?

[@mutiny_on_the_bounty]

As more men are going their own way, governments are looking for anyway to pin costs of raising children (the mans or not) on men. Having sexual relations with a female should be limited or shunned less you be the simp the government picks to pay.

[@beverlyledbetter4906]

And girls, keep your frickin' legs closed!🤬

[@YABUKIJOE2077]

@@juliepatrick3870 yep. Nothing good come from meaningless sex. The results speak for itself

[@princessofnada87j25]

Thank you for posting this video again.

[@ccth22]

Wow as soon as I saw Perry Homes I knew this would have some subject matter. That housing project definitely was not for the faint of heart...

[@zinozee8929]

They create the situation; provide shelter like the saving grace, then create animosity for generations to come:

[@breakingbadenterprise328]

The fathers could have pretended to be away but taken care of the their kids.

[@OhSoCarmen]

Exactly

[@diamondhumphrey9947]

Thank you!!!

[@melodynote333]

They did, that's why the black Woman was winning because she was getting two check. She wasn't dumb back then. Knock it off

[@breakingbadenterprise328]

@@melodynote333 Then why are black men saying welfare took them out of the home.

[@dotenks]

doesn't work when social workers make visits "unannounced".

[@chosenpeople5881]

Don't believe the hype My father was there all his life. Until he pass. I love you daddy. R.I.P

[@elegantempress1395]

That’s good for you, but most black people cant say that, statistically

[@rudybrooks3722]

@@elegantempress1395 Most Black people can say that,Whitefolks got both parents at home but they still use Meth.

[@peacehappyb237]

@@elegantempress1395 Not true.

[@blackthoughtachieves2210]

That's the definition of an anomaly.

[@peacehappyb237]

@@blackthoughtachieves2210 No, it is not. Maybe back during the drug years ( the govt put those drugs in black Neighborhoods)- yes -but not now.

[@BrandyTexas214]

These babies are like 50 now

[@chroniclesofdavon]

Yep my mom. Well 60 now she was born in 64

[@anthonychoyce6496]

Such a momentous history lesson. Unfortunately this same thing is prevalent today.

[@jenniferhaynes8625]

If we don't acknowledge that this is not just a government problem,this is also a social problem,where we have to fight for our families we would be a little bit ahead.

[@sweetismami28]

I’ve always worked thank God! I almost got housing once. I was late to an orientation on the other side of town. Houston traffic was horrible then as well. It would have helped me to save a bit. Now I’m living check to check because I got a new car last year. I also took in my grandson back in 2020. I do understand why it is needed. I agree that it does keep fathers out the home. I once was trying to help a friend. I wrote that she needed a fridge. The first question asked was. Is the dad around to help? She had 3 kids at the time now 5.

[@gorguigor8080]

The fight against black man was always here since day one with the settlers or discoverers. Nowadays, black woman is the new opponent against the black man. Like crabs in a barrel, self destruction is created inward.

[@monello99z96]

Child poverty is quite low in 2 parent households. The government know this, yet they enact policies that make the problem worse.

[@girlbrittneygirl]

Even with fathers in the homes, children were still living in poverty! The government understood that the fathers were a liability, the children were still in poverty! Did you not hear what that lady said about fathers weren't able to maintain feeding the children! The men kept on fucking these women bringing in children with no means to actually provide for them! Look at the environment their living in! When these fathers couldn't provide the mothers had to step up and feed their! Another thing! Stop listening to white people tell false narrative, when a video is showing the contrary!

[@jaquino451]

They would never make a documentary or news specials like this today. It would be deemed racist.

[@eliasfaklaris]

It is racist white man

[@chrismathis9240]

The policy of not allowing father's in the home was only applied to Black folx.

[@sbella6719]

Nope and the Supreme Court struck down that rule in 1968, 4 years after it was made. Question is why was there a father or man IN the house who was not willing to be a HUSBAND

[@isadoregray3424]

those same public houses that still today around the country, shame!!!!!

[@pillauthor2188]

One of my favorite channels ..i learn so much from ur videos

[@steventalvinzvestal420]

All Children deserve Parents especially fathers who have parents and children, but Some Parents don't deserve Children especially psychopaths who control everything.

[@girlbrittneygirl]

Nature points to the contrary when it come to fathers!

[@Tejaye777]

This wasn't a well intentioned plan that just happen to have a fatal flaw. This was very intentional. Under FDR blocks were made that made it very difficult for blacks to get Welfare but Blacks married at a rate of 75% now after 1964 with LBJ plan to allow blacks to get Welfare but the man could not be in the family has changed around this dynamic with only 25% of blacks marry and 75% don't.

[@sbella6719]

Maybe because in FDRs era there was not a black MAN in the house there was a black HUSBAND in his home. So what's the reason bm decided they would rather be a MAN in the house instead of a HUSBAND to a wife?

[@idread3523]

Planned

[@kskufan]

DEMOCRATS !! They are still trying to hold back B.

[@StromLxrd6]

damn things dont change

[@jillpatton3432]

Exact same reason we're admonished to not feed the bears. Dependency is hard to break.

[@hornet6969]

Back when REAL Journalism was practiced. Now ....

[@brickstine202]

The beginning of the perpetration of the end. The subtle discrimination of low expectations.

[@SolarLove7]

You have to say that black people take a part in doing this to themselves smh

[@Makeitmakesensejo]

Rightttttttttttt !!!!!!

[@justmontina]

I agree.

[@QuadriviumNumbers]

Wow clever deduction Sherlock! That wig must be clouding your thinking.

[@MrHustle111]

What part of this government process do black people control? Which rules are made by black people for black people? That comment was ridiculous.

[@bryanmelton5538]

OUR GOVERNMENT IS SO STUPID

[@rammos9171]

And evil

[@beverlyledbetter4906]

THEY... DON'T... CARE!😡

[@blaquespan5316]

If the father leaves or when the father leaves !!!

[@Med0sproductions]

the real atlanta, time to get educated 🔥❤️

[@Mario_Real_Talk]

I stayed in Perry Homes. Them projects was off the chain. Along with Techwood and Eastlake Meadows. Them three was the worst until they tore em down. Then Jonesboro South got bad and thomasville

[@adamsoboleski6857]

Liberal democratic policies for the past 50 plus years, good intentions, but results. Great journalism here. We need that now.

[@kskufan]

I'm not so sure that those intentions were good.

[@LovelyMDeAnna]

It’s just absolutely no way on earth a man being in the home making a living a helping and providing for the family would have to leave. This means that men most likely were unemployed most of the time right ? Which is why the women would ask them to leave to be able to get money to live. No women I’m her right mind with multiple children would kick out a the father helping to provide, for a check that’s 150 dollars from the government doesn’t make any kind of sense . Also loosing support from the father and a partner NO WAY. That’s choosing to live in hell literally.

[@girlbrittneygirl]

Ma'am! What is it that you don't seem to understand? The government stepped in because the fathers either weren't there or they were there but contributed little to nothing to provide for the family! Look at the environment that they were living in! They were already living in hell! What are you talking about? The fathers were dead weight! Women were taking the bus for four hours to get to work! Look at the damn video carefully please!

[@brianchase9251]

"Fathers are driven away from the home." LOL. "Driven."

[@brianchase9251]

@ThxGod_ItsOver Nut job.

[@taylorwaylor8965]

Wouldn’t be surprised if the projects was a “project” to see how black Americans do without growing up with a father in a home.I just watched a documentary about these triplets that were purposely separated by their adoption agency and placed in an upper class home, a middle class home, and a working class home. Turned out it was an experiment done by psychologists to see how living situations have an affect on multiples.

[@justmontina]

Would you share a link to the documentary?

[@Denise_Suzanne]

What is the name of the documentary?

[@taylorwaylor8965]

@@Denise_Suzanne it’s called three identical strangers

[@Denise_Suzanne]

@taylorwaylor8965 oh, cool! I am going to go and look for it. It's so sad that they split up triplets to perform that experiment on them.

[@barbaraobach]

That is a stunning amazing psychiatrist, he is the model modern psychiatrist should follow, I would say the caveat , where I disagree is ,where he implies? , 'humans damaged by abuse, can't be redeemed' I think that in the worse abuse scenario, whether systemic racism, neglect or worse, even human no matter how down, has at least a sliver of hope and perhaps with proper therapy, there's a chance to heal and come out of that cloud, in that sense, modern psychiatry is better, other than that Freudian comment, he's an amazing doctor, people like that are needed today, hope he's still around.

[@kimberlyrowden784]

Farmers received welfare too. The only difference is that they told the farmer’s family you guys can stay together. They told the farmer you don’t have to leave for your wife to get welfare or subsidies. Many men couldn’t find work so that they kids could eat a lot of black families decided so that the man left. This was by design and we it’s not necessary bm or bw fault. Don’t forget the crack epidemic which should have been treated as the opioid pandemic. They could put an end to this tomorrow by saying you can’t get any side unless you get married. This was all done by design.

[@andrejamison2723]

Ain't getting rid of child support I kid you not if they got rid of Court main date mandated alimony and child support and welfare a lot of these women would think differently about the men they sleep with

[@Lovely0710]

Bullcrap. All my aunts was on welfare and the man laid in the bed everyday with them. The men and women just was sad people

[@pinacolada1393]

@@andrejamison2723 Stop it!! Lol 😆 Child Support Payments don't even cover Sports Registration for a season, let alone equipment (used/new) 🤣🤣 Even that is okay if he's trying" now explain being absent and emotionally unavailable to your child??

[@ossoduro7794]

A huge difference is that the farmers worked for their pay.

[@andrejamison2723]

@@pinacolada1393 Depending who is paying it. And please let stop acting like women are not working the system because of the bias of the court. 70 percent of divorce are initiate by the woman.

[@kwaza8574]

Love these videos, keep it up Hezakya!

[@FairEbony]

Correction. The Man in the House Rule was to prevent bumps from preying on single mothers who were getting government assistance, and encouraged marriage. The husbands of those women, and fathers of the children abandoned those women and left them to fend for themselves and need additional help. The Man in the House clause literally lasted 4 years. The history of blk men abandoning their children was way in existence (over 60 years) before The Man in the House clause. The Man in the House clause came about because blk men were constantly abandoning their children. Also, the Man in the House clause was only implemented in 19 southern states, so someone needs to explain why blk men are abandoning their children all over America when the Man in the House clause was only in 19 states. The half truths and misinformation is crazy.

[@camillechang7120]

Very eye opening

[@mgtow-balance3409]

well, isn't it interesting that the very " people " who made this video are the very *ones* who created these welfare policies. so then the question becomes, WHY did " they " put out this documentary? everything " they " do is deliberate. always remember that

[@elegantempress1395]

Welfare was created in the 1930s for white women who were war widows and it was never some “insidious plan” …. If you actually watched this video, you’ll see that many black men benefitted from and lived off welfare and many even took advantage of young children there and impregnated them. Black women have always worked, black men have not….BM are the most unemployed demographic even now.

[@4chukwuebuka]

@@elegantempress1395 😂

[@Bigboy-tp2vm]

@@elegantempress1395 That is hysterical, you must be a Cynthia G subscriber. Lmbo, I can’t believe That these so called Black Women are still falling for the Okie-doke.

[@sharonrevelle1858]

@@elegantempress1395 I agree

[@williesawyerii73]

@@elegantempress1395 Did you notice that they did not mention the "father clause" started only after Black people were added to the welfare system? Did you notice that they mentioned the "war on drugs" but did not mention that it was actually a war on Black people and anti war activists? That was an admission from the Nixon administration. When you sit on your keyboard or phone spewing your less than childlike knowledge of Black men....learn the whole story first.

[@charlynesimms9451]

ALL By Design. Knowledge has increased, 2024

[@taurahelms3068]

The operations costs were $28.50 a week? Wow, how times have changed. You can't get gas for your vehicle for that much anymore.

[@Tristan11406]

Nylah & Cyn G brought me here 🙃

[@lennetterainey7215]

it is a shame that the fathers was not in the childrens life back then and the same goes on today. its not fair for the children

[@BlackHippy313]

@@lennetterainey7215 we literally are the most involved father's. I'm genuinely starting too think black women hate black men. And if you don't youre just spewing shit you've heard from other women without actually looking into it.

[@missrob4538]

Is it any different today not at all

[@peacehappyb237]

Yes it is better today.

[@Kevin51611]

4hrs to travel to work. 4hrs back. They spent 8hrs on the road each day. Good lord.

[@rucianapollard4057]

Right!! So how the hell are you going to raise kids and be there for them?? That's why so many kids become, "latch key kids" because they came home from school to an empty house!! Leaving kids to their own devices, is a recipe for all kinds of disasters!! Young boys and teenagers get into gang life, or some other vice, and young girls and teenagers get pressured into premarital sex and end up pregnant. Then the cycle starts all over again, for a new generation, and here we are in 2023! Are things any better??

[@cierra9520]

8 hours Away from there children and this is still going on today when you work a 9-5 for a company 🤦🏾‍♀️🙏🏾 bring back the man providers and women who stay home to keep the home while husband provides for family, because society/devil has trick many 🙏🏾😢

[@TheMelancholicTigah]

No Thanks To Feminism.

[@Summer_li53]

Why?

[@SemajNewton]

Liz Liz more precisely 2nd wave feminism, immigration, welfare and crack epidemic is the 4 big things that destroyed the Black Family Unit ... Feminism was never for black women it was a white women problem Betty Friedan nether founder of 2nd wave feminism or face brand and BW were lied to , WW told them BM had more rights then them when we both black... WW told BW you don’t need a man you independent and in total use BW and left them dry.. Now welfare before 1960 75% of household were 2 parent for blacks , kids before marriage was SHAMED and not tolerated.. In the Moynihan report (1965) a white democrat candidate before democratic corruption called exactly was the black household structure would be today. Welfare lied to BW of making them “independent “ but getting daddy government checks and if male is present she loses benefits. In history lots of BW during welfare thought a man was equivalent to a check when being a father means way more then money. Protection provision leadership and etc is things fathers also bring instead of money. Can’t say black fathers are not providers and not able to because before 2nd feminism and welfare poverty was lower, 2 parent households was the norm kids before marriage was low. it’s was Man Women then Children and that was that power scale within Black household. 50 years of voting democratic, acceptance of short term benefits for long term suffering. This is why some BM blame women because feminism/ matriarchy wasn’t our way of living and raising families. These damn policies democratic parties make marginalized BM but the fact it made BW look better and made them feel better the the BM. The proven laws that were target for BM not once have I seen a law trying to BW directly outside of feminism and welfare. Look at any successful nations it was men that lead and women followed and complemented them in ways men can’t. Blackdemographic.com talks about how blacks marriages for BW and BM and time frames of sudden sharp changes and it’s always pointed out that sometime in 1960’s is when the Black family was in destruction. It takes lots of research and timeframe understanding to fully understand and see the correlations. Men play a part too they wreck the 80’s too killing they community. 💯

[@naviifra2374]

You’re lucky you had feminism sunce the men abounded their communities and ran after white women

[@CLAUDINEtbmoth]

If bm could provide there would've been no need for welfare, duh mies

[@elegantempress1395]

BM were actively encouraging women to get on welfare and when even this documentary states that there over 2000 undocumented men living in the same project complex because the men/fathers were living in those homes. And most black men who aren’t in the home choose the streets over their family. No woman chooses to live in the projects if she has a man who provides and can put their family in a home… y’all BM make no sense whatsoever

[@jayrogers6374]

"Because the poor are shortchanged on education..." And many liberals oppose charter schools/vouchers (to please the teachers unions) which would help these kids get a better future.

[@davidwoodford9297]

what about everyone that can't leave the school? Turning away from a problem doesn't mean its gone.

[@MsNooneinparticular]

Because privatizing everything else has worked so fucking well. Public education is guaranteed to children in this country. Investing in our public schools is what needs to happen & it has nothing to do with teachers' unions. Private schools and charter schools are elitist money-grabbing bullshit.

[@hazelbasil6451]

@@MsNooneinparticular Thank you!!

[@GodBlezzAmerica]

Yeah because Christan schools teach that humans lived alongside dinosaurs lol

[@DallasJack1]

@@MsNooneinparticular public schools are infested by teacher unions. This prevents shitty teachers from being held accountable.

[@pgppe9488]

The government’s project wasn’t about race but more about classism since it polices affected poor whites the same. My parents taught me to never accept handouts from anyone and to work for whatever you want. How in the hell can living in poverty be an incentive or option for anyone? At some point, you have to ask why would anyone want to raise children in these environments for generations?

[@glorynjoku7651]

@pgppe9488 That’s why economists Donohue and Levitt legalised abortion to reduce crime rates occurring in poor inner cities because these women wouldn’t stop getting pregnant in these circumstances. Do they want their children growing up in poverty and repeating the same cycle. It’s an abomination

[@sbella6719]

Here's a solution. Make it so that 'the man of the house' is responsible for requesting the aid for his family with the stipulation that he must remain in the house with his family. Let's see how that works out

[@TheNewHope2010]

What if the man is an abuser? Then you're throwing the women back into the 1930s by making her completely dependent on him.

[@SAPHYTYRA]

They are not going to do that because it would possibly bring stabilization to our community. We are too much of threat even in our current dismal state.

[@A_Muzik]

What if the father requesting aid is also abusing the wife and child? A move like that would disempower the the mother from getting help. (This is not an extreme scenario. This would happen).

[@sbella6719]

@@SAPHYTYRA how are 'we' threat may I ask? Can't claim to be a victim (as so many do) and also claim to be a threat.... Someone proposes a solution and it's automatically rejected because 'they' won't allow it. Victim mentality!

[@sbella6719]

@@A_Muzik you're making a valid point. I was really being a little sarcastic in my original comment. It was meant for those blaming the government for 'putting the man out the house.' But the truth is guys like the ones they're talking about were never in the house in the first place and never wanted the responsibility of being man of the house

[@maureeng.obrien9259]

They are loving mother's. All they needed was a leg up.

[@301cameosis]

They need a husband

[@longdongvincent2150]

Having a leg or legs up is what got them in trouble

[@spirit13the1st6]

@@longdongvincent2150 I knew you was gon' jump on that.

[@RadicalforGod]

@@301cameosis they had one until the government removed him

[@RadicalforGod]

@@longdongvincent2150 let’s not forget that’s how your mama brought you into this world.

[@deebeautiful84]

The white gentleman's statement at the end was prophetic. Sheeesh

[@girlbrittneygirl]

Ma'am! You listen to him? When the video shows the contrary? Did you hear what Mary said earlier? Stop listening to white men tell you something different, when you can clearly see the opposite!

[@businesslp3027]

1973? Same thing in 2022., nothing has changed .

[@fiyahriddims]

Why is the same things still happening.

[@Kevin51611]

Welfare as it was structured back then really destroyed ALOT of families.

[@idread3523]

Planned

[@A_Muzik]

Well people would not have applied for welfare if the fathers hadn’t impregnated women and had kids they couldn’t take care of.

[@tarondagarrett3532]

Same thing. How did we get in this position? Their laws and racism. No resources. Just didnt care.

[@monello99z96]

How did racism make those families fatherless?

[@gabriellebernard198]

Having kids is selfish. If you can't afford it don't breed.it vastly expensive. It's so close to child abuse. Figure it out. Stop depending on others . Stop hand outs

[@gorguigor8080]

@gabriellebernard198 you're an idi*t

[@Denise_Suzanne]

The wealthy receive the most handouts. They have made an enemy of the poor on purpose, and you've bought into it. Sad.

[@jbak87]

Abortion, abortion, abortion!

[@myway5536]

85% in 1973 shit crazy

[@zakiyapauling3442]

The social experiment was beyond successful

[@CrowdPleeza]

Did the 1996 welfare reforms fix any of this? If a profile was done on the current welfare system how would it be different from what we see in that video?

[@Abdusshakur215]

The penitentiaries literally look like concrete slave ships that don’t move .. Packed to max capacity

[@danielcary7357]

This fatherless home is a joke. Why didn’t strong independent black mothers come together to resolve problems facing family. How do a man in the house rule stop reading to your children, reduce poor school attendance, increase school graduation, reduce crime.

[@nonevering]

male children dont listen to mothers and they enable them

[@mrp3263]

History majors listen up: Dump your classes and go to Hezakya university. You'll learn more than you ever will in University and for free. Take it from a dude with a history degree from one of the best universities in Canada, we're being had folks.

[@williesawyerii73]

How odd that they mentioned the "war on drugs" but did not mention that it was actually a war on Black people and anti-war activists....that was an admission from the Nixon administration.

[@mrp3263]

@@williesawyerii73 That's true

[@andrejamison2723]

@@williesawyerii73 to be honest with you the feminization of our country started with the anti-war movement yes the troops came back addicted to drugs but when you have people who do not know the meaning of sacrifice trying to protest against people who are sacrificing that is a woman's trait the military is a masculine organization very masculine those anti-war people are people who came up nice and Rich middle class A lot of them were white and soul spoiled they want to go out and tell us how we should live how welfare has destroyed the black family you can say the anti-war movement destroyed the soul of this country

[@icecreamladydream]

@@mrp3263 Amen and this Is coming from a person with two college degrees. I have a bachelor's degree in History and Master's degree in political science from the University of South Florida yet this channel better than all the classes I have taken.

[@fastloudrules]

i feel the same and all i got was a GED.

[@johnjohnjohnjohn921]

The psychologist is incredibly prescient

[@dynamitedingo7720]

Thank you!

[@ebtetc531]

I do believe that this was wicked however I will play on a different variable that’s not discussed. The government didn’t want a man in the house. Some of the women and children didn’t want him there neither. Some of these men were violent and rapist. In my family that was the case. My great grandfather even shot my great grandmother in the head. She’s still alive in fact it’s her birthday today. She’s 93. The point I’m making is my descendants didn’t have the knowledge or education to make a way so that was the way to go. Even now there are so many that are still in this cycle. I feel what needs to be addressed is within our community. Young and middle aged women and men are running towards what looks appealing and what’s “popular” or cultural. We need to refresh the minds of a new way a new standard a new culture. I’m about solutions. This is giving us the knowledge and I can’t take away from that. However we have to come together as a collective and put the energy towards fixing what’s been done. Having a understanding and insight into why the problem exist gives use a path into the direction to fix this.

[@ToeKnife166]

People dressed so well back then

[@timthomas2861]

ALL BY DESIGN!!

[@Enochulate88]

No doubt!!!

[@dwaynedavis1966]

The effects of slavery smh.

[@9doggie12]

Nope black family was stronger than whites

[@ValerieLain-v1z]

The winans had 10 kids live in the projects. Here in Detroit.

[@cbryant9078]

Yea my mom was 18 year old mother with me and working and holding it down my dad was there even when he left the house. These days wasnt sweet just like now you make the best of what you have and make it work.

[@chroniclesofdavon]

Damn I was born at Grady memorial hospital. This is so sad to hear and see. I was born in 97 and lived it. If it wasn’t for section 8 or ebt we wouldn’t have a comfortable and nice place to live or a meal to eat. It wasn’t easy though and very easy to stay trapped

[@theresacoringgray6885]

I love the olden time documentary ☺️

[@scottharm3932]

Fast forward 50 years and pretty much exactly what the child psychologist warned would happen has happened

[@commonman80]

And? This Is Exactly What You See In Cities Today.. Self Hatred, Killing Self Hatred.. Or? Self Hatred Killing Those Who Are Loved, And Were Taught To Love Themselves... Yep...

[@Mario_Real_Talk]

I lived in Perry homes back in the 90’s

[@nTrubl3]

What was it like

[@Mario_Real_Talk]

@@nTrubl3 it was HORRIBLE. A lot of shooting and killing in that place. It was real dangerous. I swear almost every other day we would see dead bodies more than one time throughout the day. Shootouts, drugs, etc. I’m glad all them projects in Atlanta is gone because Atlanta was like Chicago back then.

[@janayserrano]

@@Mario_Real_Talk that’s what it’s like in philly for me. BM are shooting up areas with women and children. Literally last night 65 shots ranged out in Germantown philly. Two groups consisting of 6-7 BM shot out and hit bystanders. Our women and children will never be safe

[@Mario_Real_Talk]

@@janayserrano it was like that everywhere, but I seen some stuff that will send chills down your spine in these projects they talking about.

[@dookdomini6535]

woman will always go for the 'easy money' - now fast forward to 2024.

[@gomerhanger2285]

Read: SAVAGE DISCOVERY: THE MOYNIHAN REPORT

[@onceagain6184]

This is not 100% true. Yes government intervention often makes things worse BUT these policies didn't say that a father couldn't visit and otherwise raise their children.

[@kskufan]

Oh he would come by see the kids and get some sex and leave.

[@onceagain6184]

​@@kskufanThat is quite unfortunate.

[@leroyjohnson991]

Thank You 🙏🏿

[@sugarman08]

We've spent trillions since this was first aired and the problem has grown exponentially. While the politicians past and present along with all their cronies have gotten rich

[@Denise_Suzanne]

It makes me sick that 50% of Americans have been taught to despise and hate the poor. It's actually the wealthy that get the most handouts, etc.

[@bilygates2509]

After a year my granddaughter still at the hands of CPS .. refuses to reunite us .. 😢 I hope God helps me forgive those crooks

[@RampageYI]

The conundrum is that yes it incentivize fatherless homes but that's assuming fathers were there in the first place. What women would choose to leave her man who is taking care of the house to go live alone and get taken care of by the government. The only reason I would see a women taking this benefit is if she ain't got a man or the man she got is no good in the many ways a man can be shitty.