Christian men on the march: a movement preaching male dominance angers feminists

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The Promise Keepers have become the largest men's movement in the US, with 2.6 million members in early 1997. The leadership of Promise Keepers disputes claims that their group seeks to subjugate women. Instead, they assert that their aim is to reclaim male responsibility for the family.

Social aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Religious aspects, Promise Keepers (Denver, Colorado), Fraternal organizations, Christianity

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Now, the hard part

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Clinton's second term as president is likely to fraught with challenges. The economic growth that helped Clinton win will eventually end. The White Water investigation continues, and charges have been made that foreign companies illegally contributed to Democratic campaign funds.

Forecasts and trends, Clinton, Bill, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Democratic Party (United States), Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials

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