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After I saw this video of former “Teacher of the Year” Nicole Staples abusing her child, I immediately texted offering to be a guest to discuss the culture of beating children.
If you haven’t seen the entire video, you can watch it here as well:
This video reminded Josh of his childhood as he dealt with his Cluster B mother abusing him and his siblings. We discuss why some defended this video as well and why the culture of beating children persists.
Side note, I may do an article on this in the near future.
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