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This week’s Race + Power newsletter examines the issues—and potential solutions—of child poverty. But first, season three of NPQ’s social series “Off the Hook” kicks off with a new episode. Then, in his new book, Confronting the Racist Legacy of the American Child Welfare System, professor and activist Alan Dettlaff argues that the US child welfare system is inextricably tied to its racist past, from slavery to the modern day—and must be abolished. Next, as a companion to the article, a conversation with author and professor Alan Dettlaff about his new book, the US child welfare system, and a vision for a system that protects children without breaking apart families. Finally, we revisit the child tax credit, an innovative and incredibly effective policy that lifted about 2.9 million children out of poverty, among other things, and the fallout since it ended.


“Off the Hook”: Who Died and Made You Judge?

 
Cancel culture: harmless cultural phenomenon or a sinister threat to communalism? Click here to watch... 
 
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A Call to Abolish the US Child Welfare System

 
“The system, Dettlaff argues, is not simply in need of repairs—it is fundamentally racist, immoral, and cruel.” Read more... 
 
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Abolish the US Child Welfare System: A Conversation with Alan Dettlaff

 
“This is largely happening to poor Black children. And our society has a history of turning a blind eye to poor Black children.” Read more…
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Ending Child Poverty: Lessons from a One-Year Expansion of the Child Tax Credit

 
Congress failed to extend the child tax credit program, and it ended in January 2022. Why did Congress let it expire? And what happened to families once it did? This temporary program offered us many valuable lessons that have huge implications for future efforts to eradicate domestic child poverty. Read more…
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