America’s family divide has its own geography, with potential to impact family structure.
A new report from the Institute for Family Studies uses Census data maps and rankings to demonstrate the country has distinct “marriage gardens” and “marriage deserts,” with implications for economic well-being, social capital and what’s being dubbed “America’s family divide.”
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