From the very article you provided: "Such marriages are still relatively rare, though, even if their share is growing. Of all married couples, 24 percent inclu

From the very article you provided: "Such marriages are still relatively rare, though, even if their share is growing. Of all married couples, 24 percent include a wife who earns more, versus 6.2 percent in 1960." "Demographically and socioeconomically, single mothers and married mothers are different from each others. The median family income for single mothers — who are disproportionately younger, black or Hispanic, and less educated — is $23,000. The median household income for married women who earn more than their husbands — more often white, slightly older and college-educated — is $80,000." I'm not really sure what point you were trying to make, but it sounds like sexism along with classism and racism still have an impact on women's lives.