America's Silent Crisis: The Plight of the Single (Working!) Mother

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The Atlantic cites Hamilton Project data showing that earnings of single-parent families have dropped by twenty percent between 2007 and 2010. The Hamilton Project has also done work on the widening opportunity gap for America’s children, and the growing marriage gap.

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