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Hispanic and black women(passive) led bysingle - parent homes
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mothers , fathers , or a grandparent raising their grandchildren(passive) led bysingle parent families
women and especially widows(passive) led bysingle parent families
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women ( povertyusa.org(passive) led bysingle - parent households
women ( CGDD , 2013(passive) led bysingle parent homes
mothers traumatized by absent fathers(passive) led bysingle - parent households
divorce or death(passive) created bysingle - parent families
a striving , semi - literate mother(passive) led bya single - parent household
African Americans 's mother , who was a drug addict(passive) led bya single - parent household
unmarried mothers on welfare(passive) led bysingle - parent families
mothers with little or no input from absent fathers(passive) led bySingle - parent homes
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women in communities with limited opportunities(passive) led bysingle - parent households
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my women which can have an effect on levels of employment differences exist between nations and age groups(passive) are ledmany single - parent households
death , divorce or some other trauma(passive) caused bysingle parent homes
a higher divorce rateresultingin single - parent households
a high divorce ratecreatingmore single parent households
single mothers ( 80.6 %(passive) were mainly composed bySingle parent families
divorce , separation , unplanned pregnancies , adoption or deaths(passive) are caused bySingle parent families
women struggling to raise large families roatan(passive) most led bysingle parent families
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