Traditional Two-Parent Families Vanish From Big American Cities as 'Marriage Deserts' Expand - NEW YORK TIMES POST

Marriage data reveals traditional nuclear families are disappearing across US — with a rate of just 13% in one major city

An Institute for Family Studies report shows married couples lead fewer than 25% of families in key US cities, with Detroit lowest at 13%.

Traditional two-parent families vanish from big American cities as 'marriage deserts' expand - NEW YORK TIMES POST

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The traditional two-parent nuclear family is far less common in parts of major American cities than in suburban communities, with fewer than a quarter of households with children headed by married couples in some neighborhoods in Cleveland, Washington, D.C., Milwaukee and Detroit, according to a new report. [...]

Traditional two-parent families vanish from big American cities as ‘marriage deserts’ expand

A new report from the Institute for Family Studies reveals a 70-point divide in traditional two-parent families, as urban marriage deserts expand across major US cities.

Traditional two-parent families vanish from big American cities as 'marriage deserts' expand

The traditional two-parent nuclear family is far less common in parts of major American cities than in suburban communities, with fewer than a quarter of households with children headed by married couples in some neighborhoods in Cleveland, Washington, D.C., Milwaukee and Detroit, according to a new report.The study from the Institute for Family Studies showed that the share of households with children headed by married couples varies by roughly…