Moynihan issued his research under the title The Negro Family: The Case For National Action, now commonly known as The Moynihan Report. Moynihan’s report[4] fueled a debate over the proper course for government to take with regard to the economic underclass, especially blacks. Critics on the left attacked it as “blaming the victim”,[5] a slogan coined by psychologist William Ryan.[6] Some suggested that Moynihan was propagating the views of racists[7] because much of the press coverage of the report focused on the discussion of children being born out of wedlock. Despite Moynihan’s warnings, the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program included rules for payments only if the “Man [was] out of the house.”[citation needed] Critics said that the nation was paying poor women to throw their husbands out of the house. Moynihan supported Richard Nixon’s idea of a Guaranteed Annual Income (GAI). Daniel Patrick Moynihan had significant discussions concerning a Basic Income Guarantee with Russell B. Long and Louis O. Kelso.
After the 1994 Republican sweep of Congress, Moynihan agreed that correction was needed for a welfare system that possibly encouraged women to raise their children without fathers: “The Republicans are saying we have a helluva problem, and we do.”[8]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Patrick_Moynihan
Getting to the root causes:
And before Barack Jr. started banging, he stopped going to school.
And before Barack Jr. stopped going to school, he was lying to his mother.
And before Barack Jr. was lying to his mother, he had no father in the home.
And before Barack Jr. had no father in the home, the Dhimmicrats started giving Mom money to have kids and no dad.
And before Dhimmicrats started giving Mom money to have kids and no dad, Barack Jr. had a dad, a mom, the truth and an education.
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