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| | Home-Alone America - Policy Review, No. 107 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10) |
 | | The fact that many of the women now heading those homes would choose otherwise if they could means that public sympathy and private compassion, including the desire not to add to their already heavy burden by criticizing any aspect of how they handle it, quite naturally go out to them. |
 | | he first thing social science confirms about contemporary home life is that the so-called mommy wars of the last couple of decades that long-running ideological contest between feminists and their critics for the hearts and minds of American mothers have ended, at least for the time being, in stalemate. |
 | | Once, as has been widely noted, staying home with ones children was judged the right thing to do, both intrinsically and for reasons of the greater good, by mothers, fathers, and most of the rest of society. |
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