The Vanishing Black Church w/ Delano Squires | Grimké Books Vol. III

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In 1965, when one in four black children was born out of wedlock, it was called a national crisis. Today it's seven in ten, and the silence is deafening. So how did marriage become optional, and who will lead the way back? In Volume III of the Grimké Review of Books, Delano Squires of the Heritage Foundation joins the profs to discuss his new book, The Vanishing Black Family: why slavery couldn't destroy the black family but welfare and feminism undermined it from within, why you can't sow Snoop Dogg and reap the Huxtables, and why rebuilding the home starts in the church. SKIP AHEAD.(00:00) Coming up...(00:22) Welcome: Delano Squires(05:50) How the Book Came About(07:32) Equity in Every…