Universal Basic Income

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The war on poverty, which has been disastrous for black families especially, made women basically kick men out in order to qualify for benefits.

Incorrect. To receive any sort of benefits you could not have a man living with you in the home, at the time. Matter of fact, social workers would visit your home just to confirm you didn't; as well as making sure you had no made extravagant purchases. Black women did not kick Black men out of the home to receive benefits. Due to the racial, social, and political structure of a system preventing Black men to be providers of their families what the system provided was often times more than what Black men could provide for their families, and that same system continues to play out in 2017.

I don't know everyone's race around here, but I often see a lot of non-black people who are more willing to listen to other non-black people on what it's like to be black rather than people who are actually black.

That's always the case, and when it's not its some cornball thats projected to the forefront to say what they wanna hear.