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The New Marriage of Unequals

Summary

Once upon a time, it was fairly common for highly educated men in the United States to marry less-educated women. But beginning in the mid-20th century, as more women started to attend college, marriages seemed to move in a more egalitarian direction, at least in one respect: A greater number of men and women started partnering up with their educational equals. That trend, however, appears to have stalled and even reversed in recent years.

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Why are all and more Greeks turning their backs on the institution of marriage?

Men and women are steadily abandoning the traditional family model - What about civil marriages, agreements, divorces and children outside of marriage?

28 days ago

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The Atlantic

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Lean Left

The New Marriage of Unequals

Women are now more likely to marry a less-educated man than men are to marry a less-educated woman.

29 days ago·Washington, United States

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Aleph News

Men Discover Marriage: "Mister Mom" Trend Gains Popularity in the United States

In the US, women are pursuing careers, while men are becoming housewives. Kerry Johnson, a father of 6, gave up his corporate job for his family. Cameron Laidler is supported by his wife to take care of the house. One in 4 Americans is quitting their jobs to become a housewife. Women are pursuing careers, while men are staying home and raising children. This is the new trend in the United States. One case that has become famous among Americans i…

27 days ago

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Hypogamy: Why Women Marry Less and Less Graduated Men

A long format of the American magazine The Atlantic looks back at this recent trend: straight women are increasingly likely to marry men who are less educated than they are. It was the reverse a few decades ago.

27 days ago

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