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Index
Epilogue
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction to 2000 Edition
The Way We Wish We Were: Defining the Family Crisis
"Leave It to Beaver" and "Ozzie and Harriet": American Families in the 1950s
"My Mother Was a Saint": Individualism, Gender Myths, and the Problem of Love
We Always Stood on Our Own Two Feet: Self-reliance and the American Family
Strong Families, the Foundation of a Virtuous Society: Family Values and Civic Responsibility
A Man's Home Is His Castle: The Family and Outside Intervention
Bra-Burners and Family Bashers: Feminism, Working Women, Consumerism, and the Family
"First Comes Love, Then Comes Marriage, Then Comes Mary with a Baby Carriage": Marriage, Sex, and Re
Toxic Parents, Supermoms, and Absent Fathers: Putting Parenting in Perspective
Pregnant Girls, Wilding Boys. Crack Babies, and the Underclass: The Myth of Black Family Collapse
The Crisis Reconsidered
Epilogue Inventing a New Tradition
Notes
Select Bibliography
Index
To sustain the myth that only "abnormal" or "failed" families require public assistance, policymaker
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