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The concept of "success" is probably permanently embedded in the American psyche, maybe so deeply. embedded that we do not even realize it is there.
A new report from the Institute for Family Studies, in conjunction with Better Angels, the Georgia Center for Opportunity, and the Texas Public Policy Foundation explores working-class Americans' views on public policy.
Read The ReportEven as the U.S. birth rate continues a slow but steady descent, now at a record low of 1.6 births per woman, American adults say having two to three children would be ideal. But family size often falls short. A new Gallup poll shows that the “ideal family” size averages 2.7 children.
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