Split personality: why aren't conservatives talking about divorce?: An article from: Policy Review

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From the supplier: Conservatives have avoided a serious discussion about the negative effects of divorce because it is something that they, not just people on welfare, participate in. Divorce needs to be recognized as a social problem and discouraged by America's leaders. This involves adopting pro-marriage policies, getting churches to re-stigmatize divorce, finding ways to valorize people who stay wed and convincing people that things will get better if they stick together.

Citation Details
Title: Split personality: why aren't conservatives talking about divorce?
Author: William R., Jr. Mattox
Publication:Policy Review (Refereed)
Date: June 22, 1995
Publisher: Hoover Institution Press
Issue: n73 Page: p50(5)

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