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Tag Archives: marriage
A Look at Interracial and Interethnic Married Couple Households in the U.S. in 2010
Tweet Written By: Rose M. Kreider Marriages among couples of different races or ethnicities have increased from about 8 percent in 2000 to 10 percent in 2010 for householders and their spouses. But what are the most common types of … Continue reading
How Long Do Marriages Last?
Tweet Written by: Diana Elliott, US Census Bureau Many Americans stay married and have long marriages. Did you know that the median duration of American women’s first marriages in 2009 was 20.8 years? Even when American women remarry, the median … Continue reading
How Many Trips Do We Take Down the Aisle?
Tweet Written by: Rose Kreider, Family Demographer, US Census Bureau Fertility & Family Statistics Branch Most of us take only one trip down the aisle. Among all currently married couples in 2009, 72 percent were made up of a man … Continue reading
Posted in Families, Marriage, Population
Tagged divorces, marital history of Americans, marriage
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Families: A Changing Nation
Tweet Many of us are curious to see how our experiences compare with those of others. We want to know how many children people have, how many adults live with their parents, or how old people are when they first … Continue reading
Posted in Families, Housing, Population
Tagged Families and Living Arrangements, marriage
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