Measuring by race, place, and family, poverty rates are highlighted for two rural groups--young lack children and children of single mothers--who each face rates around 50%.Read the brief Beth Mattingly and Jessica Bean:
The Unequal Distribution of Child Poverty
The Unequal Distribution of Child Poverty
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