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…And we have new challenges that families are facing too. Families today are different than they were fifty years ago. Forty percent of moms are the principal breadwinners in their household. More than ever before. For families to get ahead…
…in some parts of the country have much better odds than children elsewhere of climbing up the economic ladder, of rising from poor roots to head middle- and upper-class households of their own. The American dream, it turns out…
…>> just $11,000, compared to over $141,000 for the typical white household. >> >> I’m talking about the crisis of so many young black people dying after >> encounters with police – like Jamar Clark, shot and killed…
…In this case, “affordable” is defined as less than roughly 9.5 percent of household income for that parent to sign up alone — even though the actual cost of available family coverage is far higher. For families affected by this…
…moms with children under 6 are now working outside the home. And 40 percent of moms are the sole or primary breadwinners in their household. Back before I had Chelsea, I used to see many of the women I worked…
…in some parts of the country have much better odds than children elsewhere of climbing up the economic ladder, of rising from poor roots to head middle- and upper-class households of their own. The American dream, it turns out…
…the country have much better odds > than children elsewhere of climbing up the economic ladder, of rising from > poor roots to head middle- and upper-class households of their own. > > The American dream, it turns out…
…in some parts of the country have much better odds than children elsewhere of climbing up the economic ladder, of rising from poor roots to head middle- and upper-class households of their own. The American dream, it turns out…
…16] TRUMP'S TRADE POLICY WOULD COST FAMILIES $2,200 A YEAR: "The tariffs would cost the average household $2,200 a year…
…16] TRUMP'S TRADE POLICY WOULD COST FAMILIES $2,200 A YEAR: "The tariffs would cost the average household $2,200 a year…
…sanitation and hygiene and will aim to develop social business models that serve low-income households and contribute to the evidence base around behavior change." Share news about the partnership on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ClintonGlobal/status/651606553884258304 Local New…
…We've made. Also should talk about equal pay, > childcare etc - huge impact on AA women who are head of their households. > > Also acknowledge the progress that has been made under Obama, holder and > lynch and…
…at a brighter future by making college affordable and reducing the crushing debt graduates face. Not one word about tax breaks for working and middle class households where two people are working. zero. Sent from my iPad On Sep 17…
…in helping make child care more affordable. Congress must do more! #ChildCareNow Child care is a necessity for most families with preschoolers bc households need 2 incomes to get by. Let's expand access to #ChildCareNow! Avg cost of full…
…news on the economy. But it's very little, and it's come very late. Six years after the recession ended, median incomes are down, households are, on average, poorer ... and millions of people have given up looking for a…
…markets-and-immigration Richard D. Wolff, Economic Update / Truthout: This episode covers the drop in household wealth across the United States, and the ways in which Social Security finances are more about wages than aging. We also discuss the political…
…economy. > > But it's very little, and it's come very late. > > Six years after the recession ended, median incomes are down, households are, on average, poorer ... and millions of people have given up looking for…
…news on the economy. But it's very little, and it's come very late. Six years after the recession ended, median incomes are down, households are, on average, poorer ... and millions of people have given up looking for a…
…in some parts of the country have much better odds than children elsewhere of climbing up the economic ladder, of rising from poor roots to head middle- and upper-class households of their own. The American dream, it turns out…
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