Bridging America’s Growing Family Divide
COVID-19 turbocharged polarization in America. Although many hoped the pandemic would bring us together, on many fronts, it drove us farther apart. A new report suggests this polarization extends to the home front. As the Delta wave recedes, Americans look more divided than ever—by income, religion, and political allegiance.
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The average American couple gets married around the age of 30. Many young adults believe that forming unions closer to that age reduces their risk of divorce, but we also have evidence suggesting that religious Americans are less likely to divorce, even as they are more likely to marry younger than 30.
