MARRIAGE TRENDS

RELIGION
Kimchi and Latkes: Growing Up Korean and Jewish
By Victoria Namkung, Contributor
Journalist, essayist and author of the novel, The Things We Te...
Generally speaking, Asians and Jews have a lot in common: a strong sense of family and culture, priorities on education and success and troubled wartime histories. And let's be honest, a Korean mother is basically a Jewish mother with a stronger accent.
WEDDINGS
The State With The Highest Percentage Of Married People Is...
By Kelsey Borresen
WEDDINGS
Institution of Marriage Stronger Than Ever
By Matthew Dowd, Contributor
Political strategist
When one looks at the length and strength of a bond based on love, mutual trust, commitment and freedom as the defining elements, marriage and relationships have never been stronger or healthier or more widespread.
WEDDINGS
The Cost Of Delaying Marriage
By Erin Migdol
COLLEGE
Is College Debt Affecting Your Marriage Plans?
By Jocelyn Richard
DIVORCE
The Surprising Reason Couples Are Delaying Marriage
By Katherine Bindley
HEALTHY LIVING
Intermarriage, Gender, and Nativity
By Philip N. Cohen, Contributor
Sociologist at University of Maryland
A new report from the Pew Research Center gives the latest numbers on race/ethnic intermarriage. Two things jump out: gender and nativity patterns.