It Takes a Village (35 page)

 

“Tabloids, Talk Radio, and the Future of News” (Hume)

Tacoma, Wash.

Tagore, Rabindranath

“Taking Charge of Your TV: A

Guide to Critical Viewing for

Parents and Children,”

talking

teachers

children as

Teach for America

Team Harmony

Team Nutrition

technology

family and

private time and

teenagers

abortions and

character building and

depression and despair in

discipline and

overweight

physical education and

pregnancy and

prenatal care and

relationships and

religion and

rites of passage and

sex education and

substance abuse by

telecommunications

television

cable

celebrity prized on

distinction between fantasy and reality on

“mean world syndrome” and

monitoring of

negative effects of

public

rating systems for

responsibilities of journalists on

sexual content on

undermining of institutions by

V-chip for

video games for

viewing hours of

violence on

Teresa, Mother

“terrible twos,”

Texaco

Texas

Thanksgiving

“This I Believe” (Smith)

Thomas, Dave

time:

quality

quantity vs. quality

ritualized

“significant,”

technology and

Time Warner

tobacco industry

Tocqueville, Alexis de

“Tomorrow's Leaders,”

Toomer, Jean

Touchpoints
(Brazelton)

Townsend, Kathleen Kennedy

Troiano, Richard

Tsyilla Balbina Maternity Hospital

Tucker, C. DeLores

“turbo-charged” capitalism

 

United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women

United States Catholic Conference

United Way

U.S. Advisory Board on Child Abuse and Neglect

 

vaccination,
see
immunization

Vaccines for Children program

Van Derbur, Marilyn

V-chip

verbal abuse

video games

Viet Nam War, xvi

Village:

African proverb on

contemporary meaning of

reading skills in

in reducing foster and adoption rolls

well-being of children as central to

violence

security and

on television

video games and

Violence Against Women Act

violent crime

Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of

volunteerism

 

Walsh, David

Walsh, Froma

Walters, Mrs.

Walton, Sam

Washington, Booker T.

Washington Beech Community Preschool

Washington Elementary School

Washington Post

Washington Post Magazine

Waxman, Henry

WCCO-TV

Welfare of Children, The
(Lindsey)

Westinghouse

Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?
(TV show)

WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children)

William T. Grant Foundation

Winfrey, Oprah

Winston cigarettes

Wisconsin, University of

Wizard of Oz, The
(film)

Wofford, Harris

Wolpert, Ellen

Woman's Day

women, women's issues

child rearing and

in division of household labor

European model for

gender roles and

maternity leave policy for

paternity leave and

progress of

stereotyping of

work and

Women's Bureau

Working Mother

“Working Women Count!,”

World Class
(Kanter)

World Health Organization

World of Difference, A

World War II

Wright, John

Wyandotte Countians Against Crime (WCAC)

 

Xerox

 

Yale Child Study Center

Yale–New Haven Hospital

YMCA

Youcha, Geraldine

Young Children: Priority One

Youth and America's Future

Youth Risk Behavior Study

youth service

“You've Got to Be Carefully Taught” (Rogers and Hammerstein)

YWCA

 

“zero tolerance” policy

Zero to Three

Zero to Three

Courtesy Ralph Alswang

Courtesy Julio Macat

Author's Collection: Hillary Rodham Clinton in front of her mother, Dorothy; her grandmother Hannah Rodham; her brother Hugh; and her grandfather Hugh Rodham; Park Ridge, Illinois, Fall 1951.

Author's Collection: Bill Clinton with his mother, Virginia, and his brother, Roger, in the rose garden of their Park Avenue house, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 1960.

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William J. Clinton Presidential Library

AP Images/Larry McCormack

AP Images

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