Regardless of race, families headed by single women are

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Regardless of Race, Families headed by single women are at high risk of poverty.

In today's society it's very common for both the husband and wife to work and combined their income to tend their family. According to data, average income of a family headed by single woman is only about $25,000 a year compared to $51,000 a year from households with both husband and wife

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