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Family and Marriage - The Heritage Foundation
Family and Marriage - The Heritage Foundation

  • Why Do Feminists Ignore Gendercide?
    You?d notice if 160 million women were missing from the U.S. population.

  • Politics at the Dinner Table
    The race is on.

  • Poor or Not? Marriage Makes the Difference
    Poverty and inequality in America are hot topics these days, and not just among the Occupy Wall Street crowd. Yet amid all the chatter, hardly anyone talks about the greatest driver of poverty: the rapidly rising number of babies born to unmarried mothers.

  • Why Tim Tebow Keeps Smiling
    When Pam Tebow was counseled to abort her baby to save her own life, the doctor referred to him as a "mass of fetal tissue."

  • Single Hope: Worth Trying to Get Married After 30?
    Kate Bolick has set the chattering class ? not to mention the bar scene ? abuzz with her cover story for The Atlantic, ?All the Single Ladies.? Because she passed up marriage in her late 20s and has concluded that at 39 the possibility has passed her by completely, she declares the end of marriage as her generation?s contribution to history.

  • Making Adoption a Likely Option
    Adoption advocates hope to recruit enough parents to take in the 107,000 children in America?s foster care system who are waiting for permanent families. And it?s not just because November is National Adoption Month.

  • The Thinker: Staying Single
    Alongside The Atlantic magazine?s November cover story, ?All the Single Ladies,? runs a photograph of its 39-year-old author. In a fawn-colored silk dress and up-do, Kate Bolick contemplatively sips champagne as a bridal bouquet flies over her head.

  • ?Single Ladies? Not Giving Up on Marriage
    Alongside The Atlantic magazine?s November cover story, ?All the Single Ladies,? runs a photograph of its 39-year-old author. In a fawn-colored silk dress and up-do, Kate Bolick contemplatively sips champagne as a bridal bouquet flies over her head.

  • It Takes a Mayor
    ?Many saw me as an unlikely urban champion,? admits Rick Baker, who served two terms as mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida?s fourth-largest city, and was named Governing magazine?s top mayor in 2008. Mayor Baker isn?t just being humble. He?s a social and economic conservative. Conservatives generally aren?t known for leading with an antipoverty, urban renewal agenda.

  • From Britain to U.S., Frank Talk Needed on Absent Fathers
    Britain is soul-searching after raging youth mobs, some among them not yet teens, left five people dead and property damages estimated at $325 million in five nights of anarchy.


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