The increasing social isolation felt by African-American communities across the nation continued unabated in the 1980s and 90s, leading to higher rates of social pathologies, including violence.
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Top of the list come the inner cities, where a bundle of different social pathologies are combining to produce a deeply demoralized, unemployable and even criminal population.
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Among some experts, there's a creeping fear that single motherhood can bring with it a host of social pathologies : poverty, drugs, low education and low employment.
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"Nothing unusual or out of the ordinary today, " he chirps, " just an average trawl of social pathology, ignorance of life, and willful chasing after misery.
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Tony Blankley, Gingrich's spokesman, said Wednesday that the speaker had been seeking to point out that " there are social pathologies in our society and they have causes ."
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White practiced social work before completing her P . hD . because she felt that psychology focused on issues of race and gender from Eurocentric approach of social pathology.
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And it views the rise of such families, which began in the early 1960s and continued until about five years ago, as a singularly important indicator of social pathology.
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Many people who read " The Bonfire of the Vanities " didn't completely grasp Wolfe's view of our cities _ a fraudulent liberality and a social pathology living in symbiosis.
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This suggests that the host of experts who sought to treat deep-seated social pathologies by undermining the First Amendment to impose restraints on the media likely have been seriously mistaken.
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"The thing that is going to combat the social pathologies and the evils and the national sins . . . isn't going to be any political party, " he said.
