Wouldn't Want To Go To School Today

See Vladimir response to other asshole.




On Wed, 11 Mar 2009 09:56:33 -0400, Bob LeChevalier
wrote:

(Vladimir Tschenko) wrote:
Anyway, original point above does not pertain to teen mothers but to
single parent households regardless of age of parent. Single parent
household in 50s were -- how you say -- few-and-far-between.

Mostly because single mothers usually lived with their extended
families rather than in separate households. There were plenty of
single parent families because the divorce rate had already risen well
before the 1950s

And single parent households were far more common in the 1800s when
early death of one parent or the other was common, even though divorce
was not.

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