Social Studies, 20.03.2021 01:00 aletadaboss
1. What health issue did Feiler face that led him to consider his family? What was his family situation at this time?
2. What did Feiler decide to do for his daughters in case he died? Why?
3. How did Feiler and his wife choose who would be in the group?
4. What advantages would such a group have had for Feiler's family if he had indeed died? Could the group have had any disadvantages for the family?
5. The video discusses the idea of community or a sense of family in people who are not related. Why does Feiler argue that this is important?
article: “the council of dads” ted talk
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