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by W. Bradford Wilcox
The 2018 American Family Survey tells us that Republicans are more likely than Democrats or Independents to be married, to value marriage, and to be in no-drama relationships.
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by Elizabeth Kirk
Even if social science data demonstrates the challenges experienced by adopted children, we must take care to distinguish adoption itself, from the circumstances leading to the need for adoption. |
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by Isabel Sawhill
The emphasis on work should not detract from the importance of both families and education to individual success over the entire life-cycle. |
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by Ashley McGuire
As the American family has crumbled over the past few decades, President George H.W. Bush emerged as a sort of American father figure, the platonic ideal of a loving and committed husband and family man. |
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by Rhonda Kruse Nordin
We pore over our kids' Christmas lists, yet often forget what they want most: mom and dad together. So put your “marriage evaluation” on hold during the holidays. [From the Archives] |
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