Henderson: Poor two-parent households plummeted from 95% in 1960 to 30%
Rob Henderson · All-In Summit: "Luxury Beliefs are Status Symbols" with Rob Henderson · Oct 2, 2023 · at 12:46
Author Rob Henderson presents historical data on the breakdown of family structure in low-income American communities.
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“For poor and working class Americans, those in the bottom 30%, it was 95% in 1960 and it plummeted to 30% by 2005.”
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