Zeddy Will is a terrible example: Kids do best in a stable, two-parent home

Will's co-manager welcomed what he called a shift in 'modern relationship dynamics,' whose 'essence lies' in 'breaking away from the one-size-fits-all approach and societal pressures to conform.'

The continued derision of the traditional nuclear family structure will likely worsen two problems American blacks have long dealt with at higher rates: poverty and crime.

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