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>>7961145
>trying to highlight that more single moms are in poverty
Yes that was the point of his entire argument
>Highlights two-parent households with lower poverty rate, duh percentage of multiple income sources
again that's his point...
>Includes average poverty rate with no other qualifiers or definitions
I don't think you know how a "average poverty rate is defined"
>Doesn't even mention single father households
because the video was about single mothers. Although if you do a bit of research single father households have an income of 33% more than single mother households.

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