13199092, Marriage could also be a means for poorer people to raise educated Posted by Buddy_Gilapagos, Mon Oct-02-17 03:09 PM
, middle class kids. Two incomes is better than one. Yeah I wouldn't marry no broke negro either.
>https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/25/upshot/how-did-marriage-become-a-mark-of-privilege.html?smid=tw-share > >Women, meanwhile, have learned from watching a generation of >divorce that they need to be able to support themselves. And >many working-class women aren’t interested in taking >responsibility for a man without a job. > >“They say, ‘If he’s not offering money or assets, why >make it legal?’ ” said June Carbone, a law professor at >the University of Minnesota and the author with Naomi Cahn of >“Marriage Markets: How Inequality Is Remaking the American >Family.” > > >Marriage is a dying institution unless two people really >really want that legal binding agreement. > > >
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