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Illegitimacy Summary
3,496 words, approx. 12 pages Until the 1960s, it was widely assumed that marriage was a universal or nearly universal institution for licensing parenthood. Marriage assigned paternity rights to fathers (and their families) and guaranteed social recognition and economic support to...
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1,046 words, approx. 4 pages
 Illegitimacy is a label once commonly assigned to individuals whose parents were not married. In most European nation-states (Scotland being the most notable exception), the child of unmarried parents was not a legitimate heir in law to its father's...




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Subsidized Illegitimacy . . .
11/19/1993: 975 words, approx. 3 pages "Sex Codes Among Inner-City Youth" is the title of a remarkable paper presented this week by University of Pennsylvania Professor Elijah Anderson to a seminar at the American Enterprise Institute. Its 40 pages describe in excruciating detail the sex and abandonment "game" played by...
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Dealing With Illegitimacy
11/23/1993: 848 words, approx. 3 pages When it comes to illegitimacy, there's finally good news: The white rate is steeply rising. That's an odd kind of "good news" I bring you, but it's import is unmistakable: In a little while, both the problem of illegitimacy and the term "underclass" will...
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Court-martial Monday for war objector
2/5/2007: 493 words, approx. 2 pages Anti-war activists consider 1st Lt. Ehren Watada a hero for his refusal to go to Iraq.The Army accuses him of betraying his fellow soldiers.At a court martial that began Monday at Fort Lewis, south of Seattle, the 28-year-old faces four years in prison if convicted...
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Burma Teaches A Lethal Lesson
10/1/2007: 793 words, approx. 3 pages Freedom: As thousands of monks marched on Rangoon last week, a velvet revolution seemed near. But barbarism destroyed the road to democracy. Burma's rulers sent a message that tyranny pays. It must stop. Burma is often characterized as a pariah state in the Western media,...


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