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The Myth of Black Father Absence

The Myth of Black Father Absence
A mother and her son at the Richmond 5,000 Man March in Richmond, Va., on June 13, 2020. Eze Amos/Getty Images
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The myth of “black father absence” is one of the most pernicious talking points used within conservative circles. It most recently reared its ugly head when black conservative talk show host Larry Elder dedicated time at a recent Washington, D.C. event to reinforce this well-debunked misbelief.

Adrian Norman
Adrian Norman
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Adrian Norman is a writer, political commentator, and author of the book “The Art of the Steal: Exposing Fraud & Vulnerabilities in America's Elections.”
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