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father
History a senator or patrician in ancient Rome
Father
1. God, esp when considered as the first person of the Christian Trinity
2. any of the writers on Christian doctrine of the pre-Scholastic period
3. a title used for Christian priests


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In the black community, boys are the very embodiment of "at risk," with a 70 percent illegitimacy rate and fatherlessness a deadly, if quiet, assault, killing less like a bombing raid than a nuclear winter.
Daughter boom by Beston, Paul / The American Spectator
Fatherlessness is linked to poverty, soaring school-dropout rates, crime, adolescent drug use and teenage pregnancy.
The Dilemmas of Being African American Male by Kris Erskine / History community
Is there any relationship between increased rates of fatherlessness and the fact that many people now spend their twenties in an unsettled state?
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