Black Genocide: The Untold Truth About Child Support Enforcement

For 300 years America invested vast political energy in devising ways to exploit and oppress its black population. Then, in the wake of the civil rights movement, Southern politicians voiced concern for the welfare of black children. Lawmakers showed their concern by creating a program that subsidized unwed and divorced black mothers. This program was called child support enforcement. It deprived black children of a father while it deprived their father of a place in the home. It is what this book is about - a program that eliminates the foundation that is essential to the health of all national groups. It is about a program that commits genocide by eliminating the two-parent black family.