What Charles Murray thinks about demographics

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Political scientist, born in 1943, whose Losing Ground (1984) argued that US welfare programs from the 1960s on made poverty worse by rewarding behaviour that kept people poor.

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1. 7 Feb 2018

   Our readingThe 1960s social reforms were a major contributor to rising out-of-wedlock births

   Their wordsI will still defend the proposition that the social reforms of the 1960s were a major contributor to the acceleration of out-of-wedlock births.

   ↗Conversations with Bill Kristol: Charles Murray III (taped February 7, 2018; transcript)conversationswithbillkristol.org 2nd of 7 in this piece