Producer's Desk — fatherhood
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Blog post: Fathers: Optional Accessories in Families?
posted by Richard Land on 06.21.2008
Topics: culture, divorce, fatherhood, history
My latest post at Casting Stones:
“As late as the early 1960’s, when Tim Russert was in his early teens, only 2.3 percent of white children and 24 percent of black children were born to single mothers. Now, approximately 28 percent of our nation’s children live in a household without their fathers, up from 14 percent in 1970. The vast majority of such boys and girls see their fathers less than once a month if at all. For such children, Father’s Day is more of an illusion than reality…”
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