Marriage historian Stephanie Coontz says we’re in a tug-of-war with old ideas about partnership. At home, she’s fighting them off too.
America’s Marriage Says We’re in a Tug-of-War With the Past
At home, Stephanie Coontz is fighting old gender scripts just like everyone else.
By
Jessica Bennett,
a contributing writer at New York Magazine
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