Fatherlessness Crisis: A Major Concern for Black Families

Matt Walsh highlights that with fatherlessness rates soaring to 80% in urban black communities—10% higher than the national average—this huge gap leads to a bunch of social issues.

“… fathers are indispensable. It's a biological need. I mean, everybody has a mother and father, that's biology and it's that way for a reason, and we can clearly see when we look at the statistics, that when kids are raised without a father in a home, and they're raising a broken home. There's a kind of like emotional chaos, a lack of discipline, a lack of guidance.”