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Commentary: Like crack cocaine, COVID can be easily politicized.

The deeply troubled lives of crack babies thankfully, never came to pass.If you
missed that era of hyperventilated pronouncements, here is a synopsis. ABOUT THE
AUTHOR Mary Sanchez is a national columnist syndicated by...






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Commentary: Like crack cocaine, COVID can be easily politicized.


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The deeply troubled lives of crack babies thankfully, never came to pass.If you
missed that era of hyperventilated pronouncements, here is a synopsis. ABOUT THE
AUTHOR Mary Sanchez is a national columnist syndicated by Tribune Content
Agency.When Crack cocaine first swept through American cities, much concern and
social anxiety arose about the long-term impact if women used the drug while
pregnant.

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A widespread belief (often plied by media) was that children would be born hyper
aggressive, theyd fail in school, fracture already struggling families and would
be challenged with any number of mental health conditions.All because their
mothers smoked crack before giving birth.Crack dealers in the 80s and 90s preyed
on poor Black communities to peddle the stuff, a fact that only ratcheted up the
chastising, fear-mongering tones.

The war on drugs mentality was a factor too; always ready to lean toward moral
preaching and blaming, rather than seeking ways to help mothers with
addiction.Forty years later, no one talks about crack babies for one reason:
They dont exist. The dire life-altering conditions never came to
pass.Longitudinal surveys found that the impact of a mothers usage was slight on
the child. Low birth weights and a few points lower I.Q. scores were tracked in
some of the children.

But other factors such as poverty, the stress of living in violent
neighborhoods, and yes, poor parenting, accounted for many of the issues faced
by the children studied. And there were those who did fine, graduating high
school, then college and starting their own, healthy families.

Some developmental impacts were overcome as the child aged, and the measurable
differences overall werent large, according to the Maternal Lifestyle Study, a
large federally financed program based at Brown University.The crack baby
episode in American public health is instructive for today.

The nation will likely soon face vaccine opportunities for young children and
schools continue to manage hybrid and masked learning for another year. The
long-term impacts on children are a valid concern. But like crack cocaine,
COVID-19 has and continues to be easily politicized.People have already been
willing to push political points about masking and social distancing as it
relates to children in school.

Virtually all major cities have a viral Facebook video of a school board meeting
where a parent has pounded about the horrific impact masking or online learning
has had on children.There is indisputable evidence that the pandemic and all
that it has brought has affected childrens learning and for some, their social
development.

How could it not? But are children permanently behind and set up for failure in
life? Is it impossible to even consider that what research is finding to be a
two-to-three month gap for some in learning assessments cant be reclaimed? The
reply should be to monitor childrens development even closer, especially lower
income families, where the greatest slips in education attainment have been
tracked.

And attention to young peoples mental health should never be discounted. One
recent study published by the Journal of Pediatrics found that at least 140,000
children under 18 have had a parent or other caregiver die of COVID-19, or a
pandemic-related issue.Just as the impact of crack was racialized and blown out
of proportion, anything involving the pandemic and education can quickly take on
a life of its own.

Pfizer and BioNTech are asking for clearance by the FDA to give the vaccine to
children aged 5-11, so conversations about the pandemics effect on children will
soon escalate. The vaccine fears and hesitancies of parents will have to be
respected and met with science-based facts.This could be a reset.

We need fewer politically driven arguments, less labeling of good and bad
parents and attention to pushing back against wild assumptions of permanent
educational losses.Most of all, we dont need another sorry chapter in
hyperventilated

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