The Moynihan Report: The Negro Family  The Case For National Action

The Moynihan Report: The Negro Family The Case For National Action

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The Fundamental Problem... Is That Of Family Structure. The Evidencenot Final But Powerfully Persuasiveis That The Negro Family In The Urban Ghettos Is Crumbling. From The Introduction To The Moynihan Report, 1965Against The Backdrop Of President Johnson'S War On Poverty And The Watts Riots In Los Angeles, A Young Civil Servant With The Office Of Planning And Research At The Department Of Labor, Daniel P. Moynihan, Wrote In 1965 His Most Controversial Study The Moynihan Reportthe Negro Family: The Case For National Action.This Report Drew Widespread Attention From Critics And Supporters Alike. It Concluded That The Conditions Under Which Black Children Were Being Raised, Generally In Singlemother Households, Were The Leading Cause Of Black Poverty. As Moynihan Wrote Decades Later: The Work Began In The Most Orthodox Setting, To Establish At Some Level Of Statistical Conciseness What 'Everyone Knew' That Economic Conditions Determine Social Conditions. Whereupon, It Turned Out That What Everyone Knew Was Evidently Not So.Although Moynihan Was A Liberal Politician And The Report Called For Jobs Programs And Vocational Training For Blacks, Many Black And Civil Rights Leaders Found His Report Patronizing And That It Relied On Stereotypes Of The Black Family And Black Men. The 1965 Statistics, When Approximately 25 Percent Of Black Babies Were Born Out Of Wedlock, Have Not Improved 50 Years Later, When This Percentage Has Grown To 75 Percentwith 50 Percent For Hispanic Babies And 29 Percent For White Babies. Also In Other Areas, Such As Income, Employment, And Incarceration, The Statistics Have Deteriorated For Blacks. The Legacy Of The Moynihan Report Is That The Debate It Launched Around Cultural Causes Of Black Poverty Is Still Not Settled In Modern Day America.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the main topic of The Moynihan Report? A: The Moynihan Report focuses on the family structure of the Negro family and its impact on poverty, particularly analyzing the conditions under which black children are raised.
  • Q: Who authored The Moynihan Report? A: The report was authored by Daniel P. Moynihan, a civil servant with the Office of Planning and Research at the Department of Labor.
  • Q: When was The Moynihan Report published? A: The Moynihan Report was published on February 9, 2018.
  • Q: What are some key findings of The Moynihan Report? A: Key findings indicate that the crumbling family structure, particularly single-mother households, contributes significantly to black poverty.
  • Q: What historical context influenced The Moynihan Report? A: The report was influenced by the socio-political climate of the 1960s, including President Johnson's War on Poverty and the Watts riots.
  • Q: How has the perspective on The Moynihan Report evolved since its publication? A: The report has been both criticized and supported over time, with ongoing debates about its conclusions regarding cultural causes of poverty.
  • Q: What is the significance of the statistics presented in The Moynihan Report? A: The report presents statistics on family structure and poverty that highlight persistent issues, such as the increasing percentage of black children born out of wedlock.
  • Q: What is the page count for The Moynihan Report? A: The Moynihan Report has a total of 90 pages.
  • Q: What type of binding does The Moynihan Report have? A: The Moynihan Report is available in paperback binding.
  • Q: What category does The Moynihan Report fall under? A: The Moynihan Report is categorized under African American Studies.