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How racist of you.Thomas Sowell. The academic for idiots.
Thomas Sowell. The academic for idiots.
He seems to be semi intelligent and yet wrong on most accounts.I love when your first post in a thread is name calling and/or insults.
It truly shows off the depth of your intellect.
Fun fact:
Sowell was a self proclaimed Marxist early in his life. Even while attending the University of Chicago. He wised up, of course, unlike so many on the left.
I forgot, anyone you disagree with is simple minded. Carry on.Fun Fact: There’s a reason no one outside of knuckle-draggers like Stephen Crowder and his ilk take him seriously. He takes interesting facts and draws the most simple-minded conclusions. See: his embarrassingly flawed analysis of welfare causing black fatherlessness and poverty.
Fun Fact: There’s a reason no one outside of knuckle-draggers like Stephen Crowder and his ilk take him seriously. He takes interesting facts and draws the most simple-minded conclusions. See: his embarrassingly flawed analysis of welfare causing black fatherlessness and poverty.
You familiar with the "man in the house rule." I was there an watched it's effect.
He is the token black at Stanford right Menace?
How racist of you.
Guys, remember these quotes the next time some Conservative tries to tell you liberals are guilty of overplaying the race card.An alarming amount of racism in this thread.
Ok boomerGuys, remember these quotes the next time some Conservative tries to tell you liberals are guilty of overplaying the race card.
Walt Williams was one of my favorite hoopers back in the day.Thomas Sowell and Walter Williams are my favorite columnists.
He takes interesting facts and draws the most simple-minded conclusions. See: his embarrassingly flawed analysis of welfare causing black fatherlessness and poverty.
Sowell has conservative views.Let’s hear the flaws in the analysis.
Maybe you have some info showing that female headed households aren’t more likely to be in poverty with higher likelihood of negative outcomes for their children regarding academic achievement and trouble with the law.
Let’s hear the flaws in the analysis.
Maybe you have some info showing that female headed households aren’t more likely to be in poverty with higher likelihood of negative outcomes for their children regarding academic achievement and trouble with the law.
Sowell has conservative views.
Therefore he must be discounted. It’s really that simple.
No shit. That’s Sociology 101 stuff. First off, there is no difference between blacks and whites in the amount of fathers that live in the home vs not, across the same socioeconomic classes. Sowell used marriage data, which doesn’t account for the large portion of unmarried yet together black parents. Second, if he’d have looked at other countries, he would have noticed that many with larger social safety nets have less single parent homes. All of them, in fact. We have the worst rate of single parent homes in the entire world, And we are far from a socialist utopia. @mnole03 nailed it: specious. I wish I had thought of using it.
Take the above analysis and tell me where I’m wrong or shove it. There’s a reason Cons keep electing idiots like W and Trump. It is in large part in due to their intellectual deficiencies.
Well genius, tell us why that is.
There is pretty much no one of any value in ANY Sociology Department. It's arguably the most useless discipline on any college campus.
I love when your first post in a thread is name calling and/or insults.
It truly shows off the depth of your intellect.
Not going to profess that there’s an easy answer to that question as I’m not a Sowell type. But this is interesting:
Conclusions
Single parenthood is prevalent in virtually all OECD countries, but the share of single-parent families is particularly high in the United States. Students from single-parent families perform significantly lower in math than students from two-parent families in virtually all countries. To a large extent, however, this achievement gap reflects differences in socioeconomic background, as measured by the number of books at home and parental education, rather than family structure alone. The United States belongs to the group of countries with the largest achievement gaps by family structure, although the United States was more exceptional in this regard in 2000 than in 2012. While the achievement gap between students from single- and two-parent families increased in most other OECD countries over the period, it declined in the United States.
This variation in trends shows that achievement disparities by family structure are by no means destiny. Ample evidence reveals that it is possible to enhance family environments to improve the quality of parenting, nurturing, and stimulation, and thereby promote healthy child development. Future research should investigate to what extent factors such as differing welfare systems, child support facilities, divorce regulations, and other country characteristics may lie behind the differences in achievement gaps between students from single- and two-parent families across countries and over time.
https://www.educationnext.org/international-look-single-parent-family/
kind of makes you wonder why BLM has in their mission statement to reject western societies version of a two parent household