Conn Carroll’s new book, Highlights “Too often marriage, if it is thought of at all, is considered just one issue among many," writes Conn Carroll. Post This Making marriage successful again requires a reorientation to policymaking with marriage front and center, according to Carroll. Post This The new decline in marriage has made Americans less equal, less safe, and increasingly polarized, isolated, and unhappy. Post This They frequently accuse marriage advocates of hindering freedom and progress by waxing nostalgic for a time when women were oppressed. Case in point, the recent “tradwives” debate. The opposite is true. As Carroll points out, they are the ones angling for the repressive past. “When we push for cultural norms and public policy that promote monogamous marriage, we are swimming with, not against, the current of human nature,” Carroll writes. With that nature comes inevitable individual and societal flourishing. By book’s end, he has more than proven his point. …
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