A declining birthrate isn’t a mystery — it’s a warning. When fathers are overworked, undervalued, and pushed to the margins of family policy, families struggle and fewer children are born. This post explores how our treatment of fathers shapes the future of families.
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For me, the year 1980 marked the end of an era. The era of hippies. There remained those people called “old hippies.” Some were affectionately (and perhaps accurately) called “retired hippies.” Others were disparaged (accurately) as “burned-out hippies.” Many continued to act somewhat like hippies. But “somewhat” is the crucial descriptive here. Seeing...
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NCFM NOTE: Originally posted in Mens News Daily June 16, 2010 , but as relavant today as it was then. After reading this please see the next two related posts. Mr. Finley, says “Fatherhood as an institution will not disappear. Like Liberty, however, the price of fatherhood is eternal vigilance. Let your vigilance this...
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Menken described the U.S. federal government as a “milch cow with one hundred twenty-five teats.” We devote far more resources than many other countries to social spending. This essay addresses the twenty-one and a third percent of Americans on the dole. Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation claims federal and state spending on means-tested...
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RALLY! ON FATHER’S DAY CHILDREN SHOULD BE WITH THEIR DADS? ON FRIDAY, JUNE 13TH, DETERMINED PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS WILL ASSEMBLE ON THE CALIFORNIA CAPITOL STEPS TO PLEAD THEIR CASE FOR FAMILY LAW REFORM AT THE 1ST ANNUAL ‘HUMAN RIGHTS RALLY’ IN HONOR OF ‘FATHERLESS DAY’ The Fathers’ Rights Movement (TFRM), the Grandparents’ Rights Association...
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NCFM NOTE: Here’s another study showing the importance of fathers in their children’s lives. Boys without their biological fathers, if they are lucky grow into men, will be men with the highest probability of being imprisoned and costing our society the greatest. Interestingly, perhaps by design, those systems that educate, discipline, identify, intervene, re...
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NCFM: Wonder why the birthrate it falling? Look how we treat fathers.
A declining birthrate isn’t a mystery — it’s a warning. When fathers are overworked, undervalued, and pushed to the margins of family policy, families struggle and fewer children are born. This post explores how our treatment of fathers shapes the future of families.
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Tags: birthrate decline, child support, discrimination against men], family court, family policy, fatherhood, fatherlessness, gender equality, mens rights, parental rights, social commentary
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