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Peer reviewedRyan, Vernon D.; Warland, Rex H. – Rural Sociology, 1978
Generally, the findings showed that blacks earn more if they have a wife and child. The effect of the marital position on earning was significantly lower for blacks than whites. No difference was found in the case of parental position. (AUTHOR/EDE)
Descriptors: Agricultural Laborers, Blacks, Economic Status, Family Status
Direct linkSambisa, William; Stokes, C. Shannon – Rural Sociology, 2006
The AIDS epidemic was initially thought to be primarily an urban phenomenon. However, migration between rural and urban areas has resulted in the spread of the virus to all segments of the population. Prevention efforts continue to focus on the ABCs of AIDS, namely, abstinence among young adults, being faithful within a monogamous relationship,…
Descriptors: Rural Areas, Disease Control, Prevention, Sexually Transmitted Diseases
