>>>Want to string someone up?
>>>The industry is filling a void created by inept and corrupt politicians. I'd be OK with seeing a few of them walk the plank.
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>Probably the wrong ones. Example: in recent days prominent black commentator Candace Owens had her Facebook account suspended for declaring that white supremacy isn't a threat to Black America as much as FATHER-ABSENCE and the liberal policies that incentivize it.
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>As usual I went to source- and stats on fatherless black families and poverty are staggering.
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>IOW she's right that father-absence is a massive barrier to Black advancement (followed by abortion but she didn't say that and lets not go there right now)
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>Candace's view is that liberal politicians who wax lyrical about caring for black communities have inflicted a cruel poverty trap and now blame white privilege or anybody else except themselves. Those policymakers are the racists if you care about outcomes, not speeches.
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>Response? Suspend her. What a naughty girl for calling out that the Emperor has no clothes.
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>How to reduce father-absence? Maybe "wave a magic wand" to bring back blue collar jobs even if only for one more generation before robots, so young men regain a sense of pride and participation in social compact. "Teach them to fish" and then help them lift promising kids out of the poverty trap. There's precedent: in living memory Northern Ireland was a hot-bed of terrorism and sectarian violence that was overturned in less than a generation by jobs and prosperity for whoever wanted to work.

I don't know who Candace is, but having her Facebook account suspended might not be all bad.
Regarding reducing black father-absence -
I don't have a clue about it and I think that it's the epitome of arrogance for someone who has never lived that experience to conjecture about "reducing " it.