NPR Special Series: The Changing Lives Of Women.

"And, for a woman, when she has a child is the single most important economic decision she'll ever make in her life, and we want her to have a choice over that." - Joanna Coles, Editor, Cosmopolitan — “And, for a woman, when she has a child is the single most important economic decision she’ll ever make in her life, and we want her to have a choice over that.” – Joanna Coles, Editor, Cosmopolitan

This quote, resonated with me: Tennessee currently has proposed a Constitutional Amendment on the November 14th Ballot affecting Women’s Reproductive Rights

“Men are allowed to talk about sports relentlessly, and yet we still take them seriously. I don’t understand why women can’t talk about fashion, or sex, or love, or wanting more money and not be taken as seriously as men.”

via Editor: New ‘Cosmo’ Woman Is ‘Interested In Mascara And The Middle East’ : NPR.

“while the shift in marriage patterns is mostly a good thing for women, it can also be seen as a destabilizing force in society.”

“The lack of marriage is being blamed for almost every social ill — whether it’s gun violence, whether it’s poverty, whether it’s the dropping birth rate. You have demographers worried about the fact that as people marry later, they’re having fewer children. Single women come in for an enormous amount of blame, politically and culturally.”

via For Single Women, An ‘Infinite Variety Of Paths’ : NPR.

Single In America

105 million: Number of unmarried people in America 18 and older in 2013

53 percent: Percentage of unmarried U.S. residents 18 and older who were women in 2013

62 percent: Percentage of unmarried U.S. residents 18 and older in 2013 who had never been married

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

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