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That doesn't remotely pass the sniff test unless you also think poverty has dramatically increased in the US since the 1950's, when the opposite has happened. W
by simonsarris 4y ago
That doesn't remotely pass the sniff test unless you also think poverty has dramatically increased in the US since the 1950's, when the opposite has happened. We're talking about single parent households skyrocketing during 8 decades of reduced poverty.
If poverty were a leading cause, then there must be some other truly enormous even-more-leading cause that's counteracting the reduction in poverty since then.
- bryanlarsen 4y agoIf you change your start date your sniff test up a few decades then the sniff test passes. The number of single parent households has dropped and the number of single teen mothers has dropped dramatically in the past couple of decades and it is visible in the child poverty statistics.