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Dad, Redefined
When 19-year-old Donné McDaniel became pregnant last year, Tim Wagoner didn't consider marrying her. In the 1890 Census, one generation after slavery, 80 percent of black households were mom, dad and kids. It stayed that way through the 1950s, when the census counted 77 percent of black... What...
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Dad, Redefined
When 19-year-old Donné McDaniel became pregnant last year, Tim Wagoner didn't consider marrying her. In the 1890 Census, one generation after slavery, 80 percent of black households were mom, dad and kids. It stayed that way through the 1950s, when the census counted 77 percent of black... What...-
Neely Tucker