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Communitas
Naomi Cahn (GWU Law, Red Families v. Blue Families) and Ross Douthat (New York Times, Evaluations, Bad Religion)
- Naomi's new book, "Red Families v. Blue Families" 9:24
- Let's talk about sex 6:20
- Ross: Working-class America needs more 1959, less 2009 12:13
- Should the state subsidize stay-at-home parents? 11:12
- The problem with the Swedish model of child care 7:21
- Does the blue-family model depend on abortion? 13:36
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