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What If You Can’t Afford To Pay Child Support?

Posted on 01 May 2012. Tags: child support, child support jail, dads, Divorce, families, fathers, help child support payments, moms, mothers, Parenting, payments child support

Missed Child Support Payments Don’t Discriminate Everybody knows, when you have (unprotected) sex – you can get pregnant. What people don’t always think about is that after that baby is born, you’ll have to pay. No, literally! You’ll have to pay! It’s called Child Support…ever heard of it? The child support program currently serves approximately [...]

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When Your Son Becomes A Daughter: Examining Transgender Children

Posted on 27 September 2011. Tags: ADD, ADHD, African-American, atlanta, bipolar, black, blog, boy, celebrity, cnn gender identity disorder, Current events, depression, diagnosis, disorder, doctor, families, female, free, gender, gender dysphoria, gender identity disorder children, Georgia, girl, hormones, Information, lgbt, love, male, MD, Medically Speaking, mental health, morehouse college, Newsworthy, Parenting, pictures, podcast, psychiatrist, radio, relationship, schizophrenia, transgender, transgendered children, videos, YouTube

Think back to your earliest childhood memories. What were your favorite playthings? Did you prefer traditionally masculine toys or traditionally feminine toys? Now, imagine raising a son who prefers to act like a daughter; a tormented child pleading with you to cut off their genitals. Or a daughter who wants to wear her hair short [...]

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Minority Children Suffer Lifelong Consequences From Poverty

Posted on 08 April 2011. Tags: american injustice, american poor, black children poor, children of color poverty, consequences of poverty, families, huffington post poverty, minority children poverty, mothers, Parenting, poverty, raising a child, resources for poor children

As Early As 2-Years-Old Minority Children’s Potential Is Diminished Yes, we know that minority children are more likely to be born poor but this new study shows that although we made some progress, we still have a long way to go. From The Huffington Post Children of color are four times more likely than their [...]

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