EPISODE · May 1, 2020 · 15 MIN
Why we offer less protection to minority kids
from Are You Kidding Me? · host American Enterprise Institute
Hosts Ian and Naomi discuss chronic absenteeism in foster children, one judge's view on the disparate impact theory, and how IWCA aided in a child's death The post Why we offer less protection to minority kids appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.
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In the debut of “Are You Kidding Me?”, AEI’s Naomi Schaefer Riley and Ian Rowe discuss how current child welfare systems are causing foster children to be chronically absent from school. They also look at why “disparate impact theory” is endangering children at risk of abuse and neglect and how the Indian Child Welfare Act contributed to Antonio Renova’s tragic death. Show Notes: – Chronic absenteeism in foster children (04:15) – Disparate impact theory and Judge Ernestine Gray (06:41) – ICWA and the death of Anonio Renova (12:58) Resources: – System-induced School Absenteeism: The hidden scourge of foster care (Child Welfare Monitor) – The Race Theory That Keeps Imperiled Black Kids Right Where They Are (Real Clear Investigations) – A deeper look into the Indian Child Welfare Act and its possible role in Antonio Renova’s death (Great Falls Tribune)
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