December 1, 1988American Sociological Review

The Widening Gap in Black and White Marriage Rates: The Impact of Population Composition and Differential Marriage Propensities

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RSRobert SchoenUniversity of Pittsburgh Medical Center JKJames R. KluegelUniversity of California, Riverside

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Robert Schoen, James R. Kluegel, The Widening Gap in Black and White Marriage Rates: The Impact of Population Composition and Differential Marriage Propensities, American Sociological Review, Vol. 53, No. 6 (Dec., 1988), pp. 895-907

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