The decline of the traditional family weakens social cohesion from "summary" of The Death of the West by Patrick J. Buchanan
The erosion of the traditional family unit is one of the most critical issues facing Western societies today. As the family weakens, so does the social fabric that holds communities together. In the past, the family served as the cornerstone of society, providing stability, cohesion, and a sense of belonging for its members. As families disintegrate and traditional values are abandoned, social bonds begin to fray. Children growing up in broken homes are more likely to experience a range of social problems, from poverty to crime to mental health issues. Without the support and guidance of a strong family unit, individuals may struggle to find their place in the world and form meaningful relationships with others. Furth...
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