Very important social scientist says — wait, Brad Wilcox did what now?

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Tone policing: Am I allowed to put Regnerus, Wilcox, and Hitler in the same headline?

It would be unseemly of me to argue with a two-page book review instead of letting my life's work stand on its own, so here goes.

Wilcox plagiarism denial and ethics review

The only argument he makes is to underline the word "not." So do you trust him?

Wilcox and colleagues plagiarized my work in the New York Times

You could split hairs, but why?

The new Wilcox thing is complete bologna and/or just dishonest

Brad Wilcox concludes we need marriage promotion to improve school outcomes. Surprise.

Groups of people with more income are richer, Wilcox credulity edition

I’m having a hard time believing the latest Brad Wilcox marriage-promotion fake research event is as dumb as I think it is, but I think it really is. I don’t use such a judgmental word lightly, but rather with a heavy heart, because it means it’s time to waste another hour debunking him. The new…

Upshot sells Wilcox, but I’m not buying

If you know the race/ethnicity and education of a child's parents, further knowing the state they live in gives you virtually no better chance of predicting whether their parents are married.

Final proof there is no human tragedy Brad Wilcox will not exploit in order to promote marriage

I have to give credit to the overreaching headline writer for accurately capturing the basic message: Shame on you.

How to illustrate a .61 relationship with a .93 figure: Chetty and Wilcox edition

How Chetty et al. -- and Brad Wilcox -- illustrated a .61 relationship with a .93 figure.

Brad Wilcox tries to save saving marriage for the marriage movement

A guest post by Kristi Williams addresses marriage-promotion misinformation.