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Small-Scale Question Sunday for March 5, 2023

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Has anyone read a good non-mainstream or little-known well-regarded hypothesis as to why the black family collapsed in the mid 20th century? Not necessarily looking for a Jared Taylor-tier piece, but I'm open to arguments the mainstream would consider taboo, such as questioning our liberal principles.

I think the mainstream theory is "because racism, duh!" so any other theory would be non-mainstream. I always thought it's a combination of child welfare payments (which means being a single mother brings more cash in) and war on drugs combined with social engineering projects, creating the situation where for significant part of the population illegal activities become the easiest and most available way to earn money, which inevitably leads to the males spending significant time is prison. What has been born from the economic and social circumstances, has become a culture and turned into a self-perpetuating phenomenon - if you live in a place where 3 generations lived in a certain way, you likely will live in that way too.