Marriage Shapes Better Adults Before it Builds Better Kids

By David E Smith 1 min read

Written by Michael Medved

A recent Washington Post piece acknowledges that “children with married parents are better off” but simultaneously claims “marriage isn’t the reason why.” The report cites research at Brookings Institution suggesting that higher family income, more educated parents, and better parenting skills help explain the so-called “marriage advantage,” not the institution of matrimony itself.

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