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Marriage deserts reduce two-parent families
A new report highlights significant geographic disparities in marriage rates across the United States, with suburban areas showing much higher rates of married households with children than major urban centers. Urban neighborhoods, such as parts of Cleveland, Washington, D.C., Milwaukee, and Detroit, have marriage rates as low as 18%, while some suburban regions report rates up to 89%. The study suggests these differences create contrasting environments for children's development and upward mobility, emphasizing the influence of community structure on family formation.
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