Comments on: More marriage predictions gone awry

By: Demography and destiny for voters « Family Inequality

Demography and destiny for voters « Family Inequality — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 17:03:26 +0000

[...] are a data category more than a lived social group. Most people who aren’t married will get married. And people who are likely not to get married—such as poor people with fewer marriage [...]

By: Gloria and her money, analyticized « Family Inequality

Gloria and her money, analyticized « Family Inequality — Thu, 05 May 2011 10:09:29 +0000

[...] dreams.” Is she single? Black women do have lower marriage rates than average, but more than 80% of Black women in her generation have been married. And she has a son who’s going to medical school, [...]

By: Michael Bishop

Michael Bishop — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 23:28:36 +0000

You’re saying that the mothers of the 20+ something black generation of today got married more than 75% of the time in their life time….

No, I don’t think Philip said or implied that.

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This can’t be true! If 85% of the black women who gave birth to this generation of 14-30 year old had ever been married at one time in their lifetime, we wouldn’t have all these issues. You know the issues………………

Let’s see Stanley… that’s a little bit imprecise. Could you clarify your idea? or, even better, have a new one?

By: Stanley

Stanley — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 00:06:41 +0000

You’re saying that the mothers of the 20+ something black generation of today got married more than 75% of the time in their life time….

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This can’t be true! If 85% of the black women who gave birth to this generation of 14-30 year old had ever been married at one time in their lifetime, we wouldn’t have all these issues. You know the issues………………