September 23, 2016

Friday Five 148

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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Unemployment and marriage, religious exodus, judging parents, and more. Tweet This
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How Unemployment Can Affect Marriage
Danielle Braff, The Chicago Tribune

Don't Leave Your Kids Near Judgmental Strangers
Virginia Postrel, Bloomberg

Who are the Men Caring for Maltreated Youth?
RAND Corporation

The 20th Anniversary of Welfare Reform: Lessons and Takeaways
Brookings Institution

Exodus: Why Americans are Leaving Religion, and Why They’re Unlikely to Come Back
Betsy Cooper, Ph.D., Daniel Cox, Ph.D., Rachel Lienesch, Robert P. Jones, Ph.D., PRRI

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