The Garbage Generation - by Daniel Amneus
“This book outlines the consequences of the destruction of the two-parent family and the need to stabilize it by strengthening its weakest natural link, the role of the biological father. ” Spearhead.com Book Review

The Leaders of Militant Feminism - A list at Wikipedia.

A Father and His Rightful Authority - by Laura Wood and Fr. Chad Ripperger
“ The pop singer Beyoncé is right: Women rule the world. They rule the world with their passions. They rule the world with their mounting unhappiness. They rule the world with their frustration and its accompanying irrationality. They rule like those capricious and unpredictable goddesses of the ancient world who alternated between wrath and seduction.”

Youth Culture’s Lament - by Roger Scruton
“But despite [modern youth culture's] ubiquity, at its center is a void, which it continually tries to fill, without success, and continually bemoans, with characteristic inarticulateness.”

Women at Home, Men at Work - by Lydia Sherman
“Women must return to the home and men must take on the burden of providing for their families again. Working to be a provider builds up a man, and contentedly tending to her home increases the soft femininity of a woman.”

A Warning From the Past - by Lydia Sherman
“An article in the New York Times printed May 12, 1913, warns that the women's movement is a sign of decadence. A leading lady of the time asserts that the movement is born of 'a striving for artificial happiness, indicative of an unsettled state of mind.'”

Please, Daddy, Let Mamma Stay Home - by Lydia Sherman
“We can restore our families and our neighborhoods when even one woman decides to stay home. Her presence is like a light showing a path in a dark place. Her attendance to the home full time shows the seriousness of that life.”

A Dangerous Statement - by Laura Wood
Discussion of Lydia Sherman's article, Women at Home, Men at Work

English Spoken Here - by David Yezzi
On the "New Generation" of British poetry

Russian Demographics Update - by Mark Adomanis
“However, while the downturn in births is surely not a positive sign, there was some very positive movement in virtually every other indicator ”

Ten Myths about Russia’s Demography - by Anatoly Karlin
“While it is true that Russia's current demographic situation is nothing to write home about, most of the demographic trends that matter are highly positive - and there is compelling evidence that Russia can still return to a healthy, longterm pattern of sustainable population replacement.”

Russia’s Demographic Resilience III - by Anatoly Karlin
“It’s official. Russia’s population grew by 23,300 souls in 2009, for the first time since 1995.”

Bringing Back Babies: Russia Sees Highest Birth Rate Since the Collapse of the USSR - by Charles Ganske
“According to the Russian government statistics presented by First Deputy Prime Minister Dimitry Medvedev, two million women with children under the age of 18 months are now receiving child support allowances in Russia.”

Ethnically Cleansing the English - by Paul Weston
“The vast majority of the heavily propagandised English populace remain unaware of the continental shift in immigrant demographics and birth rates that will relegate the indigenous population of England under the age of 40 to ethnic minority status in their homeland within twenty years. ”

Why We Must Discriminate - by Laura Wood
“We need ultimately to reverse existing laws and practices. First and foremost, we must restore customary economic discrimination in favor of men. America’s businesses and institutions must be free once again to favor men over women in hiring. If they are not, family life will never return to a reasonable state of health; the happiness of women and children will continue to decline; and men will fail to flourish and prosper”

From "It's a Wonderful Life" to "Pleasantville" - by Francis Beckwith
“In It's a Wonderful Life, the hero, George Bailey (played by Jimmy Stewart), finds his "true self" in a rightly-ordered relationship to others: wife, family, friends, God. Pleasantville presents true human flourishing as the liberation of the self from the communal and the teleological. It is the willful self-discovering dissenter, unencumbered by family, community, or church, who is the hero of Pleasantville. .”

What happened to our American diversity? - by Vanishing American
“America was once rich in American diversity. Texas was Texan with its own culture, which was a part of the South; cross the Sabine River into Louisiana and you were in a very different place. Each state had its own history and character.”

The Noah’s Ark Principle — Why We Must Save the Family (Auf Deutsch) - by David Duke
German TV host and author fired for promoting motherhood in Germany.

Russian tears for ‘Hausfrau’ Eva Herman - by Ulrich Heyden
“It does not seem surprising in a country where both men and women turn up their noses at the mention of feminism and where no examination of their totalitarian past has yet taken place.”