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Outtz, Janice Hamilton – 1994
This report presents five commonly held stereotypes about children in the United States and analyzes their validity through discussion of data related to each. These stereotypes include: (1) births to unmarried women have increased tremendously mostly because of women of color; (2) child poverty is a problem in the inner city, not in the suburbs…
Descriptors: Children, Demography, Ethnic Stereotypes, Illegitimate Births
