January 31, 2014

Friday Five 19

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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Friday Five: The history of divorce, the rise of assortative mating, and more Tweet This
Friday Five: Divorcing after 50, evaluating responsible fatherhood programs, and more Tweet This

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The Heartbreaking History of Divorce
Amanda Foreman, Smithsonian

Why Can't Love Keep Us Together?
Diana Reese, Next Avenue

Rising Income Inequality Linked to 'Assortative Mating'
Rich Morin, Fact Tank

Temple, Penn Evaluating "Responsible Fatherhood" Programs
Laura Benschoff, NBC 10 Philadelphia

Sacred Spaces with Each Other
The Family Institute at Northwestern University

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