Mostly, yes. Not entirely though. I just don't think free handouts are the answer. All they typically lead to are more free handouts. I'm all for government $ going directly into programs for childcare and free higher education. But then I think every single person in this country should get a free college education (free in the sense that combined tax dollars pay for it).


>>Race has nothing to do with it. It is the home environment, the neighborhood, the schools, and much much more. My point was that you cannot blame the court system and the police for the disproportionate number of blacks incarcerated (which I understood was your point in posting the link).
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>But you can blame the history of discrimination that led to those neighborhoods and the problems associated with them.
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>Tamar