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“Educational neglect”: When education bureaucrats and the family police team up to traumatize a family
A lawsuit aims to stop educators from using false allegations of “educational neglect” to retaliate against parents seeking the special education services their children are entitled to by law.
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The “logic” behind America’s massive child welfare surveillance state is the equivalent of a house of cards. Thanks to a new study, it just collapsed.
A study of 3.4 million records over 13 years concludes: “Child maltreatment mortality rates did not appear to decrease with higher foster care entry rates or increase with decreasing foster care entry rates.”
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Child welfare in Georgia: What’s the difference between “Driving While Black” and “Driving While a White Prominent Lobbyist and Former Campaign Policy Advisor to the Governor”?
Just as I’ve suggested we apply the Betty Ford standard to drug use by parents, let’s also apply what seems to be the Candice Broce standard to any so-called “failure to protect” case.
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Missouri’s shame: Rampant confusion of poverty with neglect, and skyrocketing numbers of children torn from their homes, is exposed to the nation by The Nation
The Nation tells the story of one child denied any contact with his mother for months after being taken because the mother’s rental apartment didn’t have an air conditioner. The mother explained that “To get her son back, a judge told her, she had to have decent housing, a job, and $3,000 in a bank…
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Child welfare in New York: “Despicable” them.
Said Presiding Justice Sallie Manzanet-Daniels: The issue here is that this woman has done nothing wrong, but she’s being treated like a criminal, and her children are being retraumatized again and again. That’s the issue here, and that’s going to be put to a stop!
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NCCPR news round-up, week ending December 16, 2025
News and commentary round-up for the week ending December 16, 2025. You know how family police agency workers often claim they can’t throw children into foster care entirely on their own? Check out this story in The Imprint that makes clear, once and for all: Most of the time, they’re lying.
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“Child welfare” in North Carolina: Take away poor people’s children. Pay strangers $100,000 to raise them.
Anybody out there know any Hollywood agents? ‘Cause I have a great idea for a film script: Scene 1 Two couples are sitting around a battered table in a broken-down trailer in, let’s say, North Carolina. Then one of the fathers spots an ad: “Will you look at this?” he says. “There’s a place that…
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NCCPR news and commentary round-up
NCCPR news and commentary round-up, week ending October 7, 2025
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NCCPR in the Kansas Reflector: Yes, there’s a way to make child abuse horrors less common in Kansas — but it’s not what you think
NCCPR in the Kansas Reflector: Yes, there’s a way to make child abuse horrors less common in Kansas — but it’s not what you think A child dies a gruesome death. The child was “known to the system.”
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NCCPR Supplemental Issue Paper #4: How “Child Protective Services” really works
“Most of the time, I was taking their kids away for no good reason” –A New York City CPS worker.[1] All it takes to begin the potential destruction of a family is a call to one of the child protective “hotlines” in every state. The call can be made anonymously, making the hotlines potent tools…
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