Birthrate surge among white unwed mothers in poverty
In Phoenixville and beyond, lower income white women bear more children outside marriage, with Noah’s seven week milestone illustrating a trend. Sociologists say poverty and limited options drive single motherhood, while race is a function of class, not destiny.
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