re: Census Single Parent Statistics by Race (2021)

How many of those single white mothers are divorced?

You know they love calling themselves a single mother even though there’s a father still in the kids life.

Being a single mother is a new victim identity. They’re worse than vegetarians letting you know.

That's an interesting stat, but it seems a bit cherry-picked.

Living arrangements of children by race.

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Q: How do the living arrangements of children vary by race?

A: In 2022, the majority of white children and Hispanic children lived in two-parent homes (75.6% and 67.5% respectively), compared with four in ten (43.0%) Black children.

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So roughly 25% of white children and roughly 60% of black children live in single-parent homes. How can there be so many single white mothers yet the vast majority of white children are in two-parent homes (assuming both parents are white)?

The sad reality is that a large portion of children, regardless of race, are being absolutely screwed out of a good, secure childhood with a loving family. A single parent household is lesser than a two parent household. That fact should not be disputed. And every kid deserves the chance at growing up in a loving household with two parents for support. America’s culture of out of wedlock children is disgusting and needs to be curbed

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For non-Hispanic whites, the percentage of out-of-wedlock births is 21.9 percent2, or 29 percent

For Hispanics, the percentage of out-of-wedlock births is 41.6 percent2, or 53 percent

For non-Hispanic blacks, the percentage of out-of-wedlock births is 69.3 percent2, or 71 percent

For American Indians, the percentage of out-of-wedlock births is 59.3 percent

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Add in Asians and you will essentially explain the socioeconomic outcomes for each of these races with one statistic.

There are two things that matter in the success of kids and ultimately adults:

1) Two parent household
2) Education (valuing it, getting it)

It's legit that simple.

hilarious coming from the likes of you.

It's Friday. Lighten up and make a joke once in your life.

Why is this chart not express per capita data.

Somebody is cherry picking


From 1995 to 2018, single mother prevalence remained highest among Black children, followed by Latino children, and then by White children. The mean prevalences in the 1995 to 2018 pooled sample are as follows: Black, 45.2 % Latino, 21.8 % and White, 13.6 percent (see Table 2).

5:00 will be here soon and you can leave your cubicle. Have a great weekend.