Season 7 Episode 7 -Ms. Candace Owens Is Wrong About Child Support - The Facts vs. Fiction.

Child Support Made Simple - Strategies to Escape the Title 4D Program.

Ms. Candace Owens Is Wrong About Child Support
The Facts vs. Fiction.
Back in 1935, I was introduced to the Aid to Dependent Children (ADC) program, which was part of the New Deal under the Social Security Act. It aimed to provide means-tested entitlements to families like mine, where fathers were either deceased, absent, or unable to work.
This support was crucial for us, helping to subsidize our income during challenging times.
The federal government gave states the authority to decide who received aid and how much they got.
It wasn't until 1961 that things changed. A new law allowed states to offer benefits to families even if the father was unemployed. It was a relief for many families, including mine, as it provided extra help when we needed it most.
Eventually, 25 states adopted this measure, recognizing the importance of supporting families facing economic hardship. Then, in 1962, the name of the program was altered to include "families with," reflecting concerns that the original rules might discourage marriage.
This change showed a shift in focus, acknowledging the diverse needs of families like mine, regardless of our marital status.
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Chapter

1. Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Candace's Claims (02:17:00)

3. King vs Smith (05:54:00)

4. Legal Implications (10:01:00)

5. Supreme Court Decision (12:02:00)

6. Conclusion (16:36:00)