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Jackie and Claudia discuss the tradition of children taking their father's last name, questioning its logic and fairness in modern society. They explore alternatives like hyphenated names, joint last names, or children taking their mother's last name, considering the historical and societal implications of each option. Ben joins the conversation, offering a contrasting perspective rooted in tradition and family legacy.
- It's becoming more common for women to keep their last names after marriage.
- The Oshry sisters believe the tradition of taking the father's last name is disrespectful to mothers.
- Ben is against children taking their mother's last name, emphasizing the importance of family legacy.
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