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"1 in 5 US moms have kids with multiple dads, study says " - MSNBC. 04/01/2011.
Examining data on 4,000 women in the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, Cassandra Dorius found that 28% of mothers have children from multiple men. She also found that these women tend to be disadvantaged compared to other mothers. “They are more likely to be under-employed, to have lower incomes, and to be less educated,” says Dorius.
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Cassandra Dorius