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Rep. Byron Donalds suggested on Tuesday that Black American families were more “together” during the era of legal segregation known as Jim Crow .“You see, during Jim Crow , the Black family was together.
“What I said was is that you had more Black families under Jim Crow, and it was the Democrat policies under HEW, under the welfare state, that did help to destroy the Black family,” Donaldscash welfare programs hurt families, and Black families in particular, by providing assistance to single mothers, supposedly creating an incentive for family separation.
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