2024年7月29日 · In fact, in recent decades, America has witnessed the rise of what could be called “marriage deserts”: entire neighborhoods where there are persistently low rates of marriage. These stand in contrast to other neighborhoods where …

2024年8月17日 · A marriage desert is an area, often defined by socioeconomic and geographic lines, where marriage rates are significantly lower than the national average.

2024年9月21日 · What if a similar pattern applies to marriage? What if there are sections of the country best characterized as "marriage deserts," where lasting unions aren't just rare but virtually nonexistent? That's the argument sociologist Brad Wilcox and writer Chris Bullivant made recently in Deseret News.

By Chris Bullivant and Brad Wilcox, Deseret News | Posted - July 30, 2024 at 11:03 a.m. Entire neighborhoods exist where children have no role models of what a thriving marriage looks like.

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2016年7月12日 · It doesn’t have to be this way and couples don’t get married to live in the desert, they get married hoping for the oasis. But how do you make the trip? 1. Stop nagging. Many couples nag at each other, put each other down, get on …

2024年7月30日 · Marriage deserts are much more common in poor and working-class communities across America: in rural white working-class communities across Appalachia, Black communities adjacent to the Mississippi Delta, and Native American reservations in …

2024年9月27日 · Desertion happens when one spouse leaves the marriage without consent or without communicating (about leaving) to the partner. Separation is different from desertion in marriage. In separation, both partners involved in the marriage make a …

2024年8月18日 · A marriage desert is an area, often defined by socioeconomic and geographic lines, where marriage rates are significantly lower than the national average. These regions are characterized by a scarcity of married couples and a high prevalence of single-parent households.