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CNN CNN Saturday Morning June 16, 2013 12:55:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Saturday Morning June 16, 2013 12:55:00

Know what it feels like to be completely ignored by a parent, completely abandoned in every form. i just have a problem with the narrative being framed around the fathers are the panacea or mothers are evil and not allowing the fathers to be involved. what's best is to have two parents loving their children as best they can and supporting emin every way possible, absolutely, of course. i would have preferred a much better outcome. but we cannot damn the children who are fatherless because, as you said at the top, there are 24 million children in this country that are fatherless, and there is n...

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CNN CNN Saturday Morning June 16, 2013 12:51:00

Completely disrespects fathers who have died, who have disease or are incapacitated or are away from the home for several years. in my case, there was an elective abandonment of my children, and they are definitely better off in a warm and nurturing home environment with a large support of community and family and friends. >> brad, you advocate for the role of fathers. what's your response to what michelle just said? >> first of all, i commend professor weldon for having raised her children so successfully. the only concern i have sometimes in our culture is we view fathers as a supplement rat...