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King Randall, founder of The X for Boys, highlights the decline of community involvement as a factor leaving children vulnerable to negative influences. He advocates for a collective approach to parenting and emphasizes the importance of mentorship through real-world experiences. Randall encourages fathers to engage with children in their communities to foster positive development.
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King Randall, founder of The X for Boys, highlights the decline of community involvement as a factor leaving children vulnerable to negative influences. He advocates for a collective approach to parenting and emphasizes the importance of mentorship through real-world experiences. Randall encourages fathers to engage with children in their communities to foster positive development.
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