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by W. Bradford Wilcox & Alysse ElHage
With Father’s Day almost upon us, expect a host of media stories on men and family life. Be on the lookout for stories, op-eds, and essays that include five myths on contemporary fatherhood and family life. |
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by Kay Hymowitz
Enthusiasm for women’s balanced lives in Iceland, Norway, and Sweden has rested on cherry-picked numbers, half-truths, and a stubborn denial of unintended consequences.
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by Alysse ElHage
As we continue to learn more about the distinct contributions of fathers to child flourishing, we should use that information to better understand and minister to the millions of children who are growing up in father-absent families.
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by Melissa Langsam Braunstein
Here are six reasons that Millennials should consider getting hitched sooner rather than later (instead of cohabiting indefinitely). |
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by William Jeynes
Too often, we tend to minimize the parental strengths of fathers and the unique role they play in children’s lives. My own research suggests that the role of the father is salient and should not be diminished. |
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Interview with Warren Farrell
When we discount a gender’s contribution, it’s easier to make them an afterthought. All of this contributes to our caring less about boys, and the closer they get to becoming men, the less we care. [From the Archives] |
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