The email from Stephen Baskerville in his words

The article below is on the cover of the March issue of Crisis magazine. It is not yet on their web site (www.crisismagazine.com), but apparently it will be soon. In the meantime, Crisis is available on larger newsstands such as the major bookstores, so please buy a copy. Thanks to especially to Ed Truncellito, to Judy Parejko for supplying some material, to Mike McCormick and my colleagues at ACFC, and to others who supplied information.

Crisis has a lively letters section and wants letters: mail@crisismagazine.com.

The March issue of Whistleblower magazine, published by WorldNetDaily (www.worldnetdaily.com), will also be devoted entirely to divorce and should be out any day now:
http://shop.wnd.com/store/item.asp?ITEM_ID=1700.
It will contain my article, "Divorce As Revolution."

This is the second time Crisis has published a strong article on divorce and connected subjects. The first was in November 2002:
http://www.crisismagazine.com/november2002/feature2.htm.
This is in addition to the exchange of letter I had with Wade Horn in November 2003: http://www.crisismagazine.com/november2003/letters.htm.
This was in response to Horn's own article on marriage in June 2003: http://www.crisismagazine.com/june2003/horn.htm.
The Catholics (along with libertarians) have been the most receptive to our issues. It is time for the others to wake up.

With two major magazines devoted to this issue next month, this presents an opportunity to take the initiative.

Thanks to those who responded to the ACFC newspapers advertisements. We will soon be circulating more information about that campaign.

Stephen Baskerville

***************************************Stephen Baskerville, PhDPresidentAmerican Coalition for Fathers & Children1718 M Street, NWSuite 187Washington, DC 20036www.acfc.orginfo@acfc.org800-978-DADS (3237)

Department of Political ScienceHoward UniversityWashington, DC 20059202-806-7267703-560-5138

For more than 40 articles on families and fathers, see: www.stephenbaskerville.net.



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Crisis, vol. 23, no. 3 (March 2005), pp. 14-20.