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Economist Melissa Kearney has studied poverty, inequality and family structure for more than 20 years and come to the conclusion that America’s drift away from the two-parent norm has “contributed

The case that two are better than one when it comes to raising children is open and shut. But as The Washington Post’s Christine Emba points out, “plausible marriage partners for heterosexual women are thin on the ground.”

The co-founders of London's Swift Press talk about publishing Richard Reeves' 'Of Boys and Men' in the United Kingdom's book business.

The Odessa American is the leading source of local news, information, entertainment and sports for the Permian Basin.

Economist Melissa Kearney discusses her new book The Two Parent Privilege: How Americans Stopped Getting Married and Started Falling Behind."

Economist Melissa Kearney has studied poverty, inequality and family structure for more than 20 years and come to the conclusion that America’s drift away from the two-parent norm has “contributed

Economist Melissa Kearney has studied poverty, inequality and family structure for more than 20 years and come to the conclusion that America’s drift away fro

Economist Melissa Kearney has studied poverty, inequality and family structure for more than 20 years and come to the conclusion that America’s drift away from the two-parent norm has “contributed

Economist Melissa Kearney has studied poverty, inequality and family structure for more than 20 years and come to the conclusion that America’s drift away fro

Economist Melissa Kearney has studied poverty, inequality and family structure for more than 20 years and come to the conclusion that America’s drift away from the two-parent norm has “contributed to the economic insecurity of American families, has widened the gap in opportunities and outcomes for children from different backgrounds, and today poses economic and […]