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Friday Five 376

Bill Coffin
June 11, 2021

Highlights

  1. Divorce in China, tips for father-daughter relationships, and more. Post This
  2. The Black-White poverty gap, cohabiting couples and work, and more. Post This

China Institutes "Cooling Off" Period for Divorces
Nicole King, IFN

10 Tips to Help Dads and Daughters Stay Close
Rae Jacobson, Child Mind Institute

Affected Development: Will Kids Ever Recover From Isolation?
Skyler Ash, The Walrus

Unmarried Opposite-sex Couples More Likely Than Married Couples to Both Work
Chanell Washington, U.S. Census Bureau

Long Shadows: The Black-White Gap in Multigenerational Poverty
American Enterprise Institute | Brookings Institution

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