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The Joy Cardin Show
Thursday, April 13, 2017, 2:00pm
By Nyajai Ellison

Whupping, spanking, popping, beating, and other physical discipline is "sugar-coated semantics" used to justify violence against children in the name of good parenting, said author Stacey Patton.

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