Crime report links fear to youth violence and policy response
The Figgie International study shows nine of ten Americans lock doors and many fear crime, especially the elderly and women. It finds most victims know their attackers earlier but says violence now often involves strangers. Experts blame values, media, and demographics. calls grow for more police, prosecutors, and prisons.
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Second stage of the women’s movement shifts toward shared power
The piece argues for moving beyond feminist clashes with family life to a cooperative approach with men. It urges women to redefine work and home roles, accept some power relinquishment at home, and build new female led strength in the workplace. It notes ERA battles, backlashes, and the need to avoid polarization while pursuing real equality for divorced and married women alike.
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