From The Atlantic: Once upon a time, it was fairly common for highly educated men in the United States to marry less-educated women. But beginning in the mid-20th century, as more women started to attend college, marriages seemed to move in a more egalitarian direction, at least in one respect: A greater number...
From The New Yorker: Last summer, a poll by the Survey Center on American Life produced a striking statistic:
Breaking down the electorate by marital status and then by gender, the survey found that, in an already polarized Presidential race, one divide stretched wider than the others: divorced men were...
Thomas D. Lyon (University of Southern California Gould School of Law), Breanne Wylie (Brock University), and Zsofia Szojka (University of London) recently posted to SSRN their paper, Understanding Child Sexual Abuse Disclosures, Delays, and Denials.
Here is the abstract:
We discuss factors that influence the likelihood of...
From TIME: Dorothy Roberts is an academic, 2024 MacArthur “genius” grantee, and author who is advocating for what, at first blush, seems like a really crazy idea: the abolition of child-protective services. CPS is a catchall term for the system of government agencies that step in when they deem children to be in...