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One strong argument for this is that boys who are at the highest risk for crime, not graduating, lower incomes, etc. frequently lack positive make role models.
by kerkeslager 9y ago
One strong argument for this is that boys who are at the highest risk for crime, not graduating, lower incomes, etc. frequently lack positive make role models.
- andai 9y agoIndeed! It seems to me that parents have largely left parenting to schools, which aren't really designed for that.
- kerkeslager 9y agoEh, that's a potentially true narrative, but not really what I'm taking about. I'm referring more to lower income neighborhoods where as many as 80 percent of children's fathers will be absent for at least a year of their childhood.