But any woman who has a second no-babby-daddy kid should be sterilized to prevent her from having a whole tribe of them.
As for ending generational
Child Abuse and Neglect (which pseudo-caring ppl politely term as Poverty) that deprives many American kids from experiencing a safe, fairly happy childhood,
I believe it would be very helpful if
Mr. and Mrs. Obama, America's premier parental figures, compassionately, yet firmly and honestly addressed the issue of immature single teen and adult moms irresponsibly introducing children to a life of hardship and struggle.
I believe there is a significant population of immature Americans who need to hear responsible parental figures like Mr. and Mrs Barack Obama compassionately scolding them, saying
"Enough is enough, we need to begin building families out of love between two committed caring partners, not immature selfishness."
Other possible solutions:
Placing cameras in the common area of homes with an established track record for failing to responsibly raise and supervise children.
Mandatory random drug testing for people requiring public money to support and build their families.
Last resort, court ordered birth control for teen girls and young women asking their responsible neighbors to financially support their first child, offering an opportunity for a teen or woman to gain some maturity and experience in motherhood before taking on the challenges of building a larger family.
Young children like Kendrick Lamar, Tupac Shakur, Dwayne Lil Wayne Carter and these kids I met some time ago need to be protected from irresponsible, "clueless" parenting.
Brooklyn's Boom-Box Mom; Sad Case of Child Abuse & Maltreatment
One other thing, eliminate the PC language and begin correctly referring to 'poverty and family break-down' by honestly characterizing what 'poverty and family break-down' really is:
*"Childhood Abuse and Neglect."*
In my opinion these two moms are fueling poverty by building families with too many mouths to feed. Families much like
Baltimore Mom of The Year Toya Graham, whose son Michael grew up peeved for irresponsibly being introduced to a life of struggle and hardship by his irresponsible mom.
These moms also represent the reason why for more than thirty years many rap performance artists have been characterizing the maternal half of our population as *itches and *hores.
Instead of slamming our fellow citizens, shouldn't compassionate Americans be looking for solutions to educating teen girls and women like Baltimore Mom of The Year Toya Graham who build families out of selfishness and immaturity instead of a loving, committed relationship between two caring, responsible adults?
Peace.
Black *(Children's)* Lives Matter; Take Pride In Parenting; *End Our National Epidemic of Child Abuse and Neglect*; End Community Violence, Police Fear & Educator's Frustrations