What about fathers? Marriage, work, and family in men's lives.(WORK & FAMILY)
American Prospect, The, March, 2007 by Coltrane, Scott
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THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION AND its allies like to tell us that Americans have forgotten about marriage, and that Americans have stopped caring about fathers. As good as it is to bring attention to the needs of fathers, on both points they are simply wrong: Americans believe very strongly in marriage, and rather than devaluing fathers, they are increasingly likely to adopt extremely high expectations for them.
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American men continue to provide for their families and are doing more housework and child care than ever before, but because men and women face so many economic and practical ...
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