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life going good, but these single mothers who are woking, 49% of them, 9% of them have a high school deeeand they are working because they have to. this is not about the sisterhood. this is not about progress. this is about the consequence of choices that we're making as a society, and it's not working out great for these olks, and to deny that, i consider to b outrageous. 40% of them ae black nearly a quarter, 24% of hispanic, nearly a third of them are white. almost half, 46%, are 30 years or younger. if they've ever been married, whether divord, separated, or widowed,hey make on average 9,000 a year. if they've never bee married, they make an average of $17,400 a year, the poerty line, by the way, for family with one adult and one child jus over $15,000 so that tell you where these women an their children live in our economy. their childn live in poverty and the moms are the sole provider by default, not because of gender equality or progress or here are, you know, hear u roar. many of these children of thse single moms areat risk, ad in so bing,they perpetuate a cycle of poverty an il