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    EXCERPT" Farrell cautions that his statistics are rough and confined just to his current sample of 200 -- including people from the unemployed, the working class, business executives, Ph.D.'s and professional athletes. But his preliminary d...ata suggest that the taboo needs severe overhauling. Breaking down the effects into positive (beneficial), negative (traumatic), and mixed (nontraumatic but not regarded as beneficial) categories -- the three faces of incest in his subtitle -- he says that the ovewhelming majority of cases fall into the positive column. Cousin-cousin (including uncle-niece and aunt-nephew) and brother-sister (including sibling homosexuality) relations, accounting for about half of the total incidence, are perceived as beneficial in 95 percent of the cases" from incest the last tabo by phillip nobile
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   http://www.wisbar.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=Search&Template=%2FCM%2FContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=103046 Equal placement presumption is in the child’s best interest: AB 54 should become Wisconsin law Editor’s note: This article provides one of two per...spectives featured in this week’s edition of WisBar InsideTrack. The other perspective, offered by Michele L. Perreault, Endnotes 1 Maximizing time with each parent under Wis. Stat. section 767.41(4)(a)2. does not create a presumption of equal placement. Keller v. Keller, 2002 WI App 161, 256 Wis. 2d 401, 404-05, 409. 2 Warren Farrell, Ph.D., Three Judicial Biases About Moms, Dads and Children (July 2003). (Farrell began gender-issue research in the 1960s and has books published in more than 50 countries and in 13 languages. For 13 years, Farrell researched how children of divorce are likely to be successfully raised before publishing Father and Child Reunion. He is the only man from the United States elected three times to the National Organization for Women’s Board of Directors in New York City.) 11 See generally Warren Farrell, Ph.D., Father and Child Reunion (Putnam 2001); Farrell, supra note 2. 13 Farrell, supra note 11     THE LIZ LIBRARY: FATHERS' RIGHTS MOVEMENT | research on family law ... Warren Farrell asked that his data not be reported until his book on the "Family Sex Debate" comes out next year. Tough, Warren. [liznote: "next year" would ... www.thelizlibrary.org/fathers/farrell.htm   WARREN FARRELL - THE LIZ LIBRARY: FATHERS' RIGHTS MOVEMENT ... Warren Farrell admires Giaretto's rehabilitative mission among legitimate victims, for his own investigation of positive incest allows for considerable ... www.thelizlibrary.org/fathers/farrell2.htm   THELIZLIBRARY - LIZNOTES Shared Parenting Dec 17, 2001 ... It contained Warren Farrell's "top ten" suggestions for a noncustodial parent away from his (or her) child over the holidays. ... www.thelizlibrary.org/liz/farrell-holiday.html   THE LIZ LIBRARY: FATHERS' RIGHTS MOVEMENT | research on family law ... WARREN FARRELL: Icon of the Father's Rights Movement. Advisor to F.R.E.E. ( Father's Rights and Equality Exchange.) Member, Board of Directors, ... www.thelizlibrary.org/fathers/farrell3.htm WARREN FARRELL - THE LIZ LIBRARY: FATHERS' RIGHTS MOVEMENT ... Part of the cover of DECEMBER 1977 PENTHOUSE containing the below excerpted article: INCEST: WARREN FARRELL, interviewed in Penthouse, December 1977, ... www.thelizlibrary.org/fathers/farrell2.htm

INCEST: THE LAST TABOO
by Philip Nobile
(as originally published in Penthouse, December 1977 issue)
'Previously suppressed material from
the original Kinsey interviews tells us that incest is
...prevalent and often positive.See More