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Focusing on the period between 1968 and 1980, the book explores how anxieties regarding family breakdown and national decline intertwined in American political culture. Natasha Zaretsky illustrates how these fears influenced each other, reflecting broader societal concerns and shaping public discourse during a tumultuous era. The analysis reveals the deep connections between personal and collective identities, shedding light on the dynamics of American life during this pivotal time.