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Public health officials faced a dilemma in reporting that certain racial groups were more susceptible to COVID-19 due to pre-existing comorbidities. The fear of appearing racist or "singling out" a community led to a self-censoring process that delayed the delivery of vital health information. This victimization mentality is argued to be as harmful as actual racism, preventing the implementation of targeted health platforms by major political parties.
Illinois recently shifted to an "Income Share" model for child support, which considers the income of both parents rather than just the non-custodial parent. This change is presented as a move toward fairness, as child support has historically been used as a "financial weapon" or "insurance policy" in bitter divorces. One host shares a personal experience of how lawyers encouraged his ex-wife to "clean him out" during their separation.
