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A new @PositivParentng video highlights research from @EmoryUniversity and @UofA on how fathers of sons and fathers… https://t.co/m8cK4cJVzV
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In 2017, the poverty rate among Hispanic children was lowest in Alaska (11.1%) and highest in Alabama (40.1%), excl… https://t.co/9pqRuJVVwQ
In 33 states, Hispanic or black children are more than twice as likely to be in poverty than their non-Hispanic whi… https://t.co/1sCQJEF93p
Nearly 1 in 3 black infants and toddlers and more than 1 in 4 Hispanic infants and toddlers lived in poverty in 201… https://t.co/kOb90JYakR
In 2017, infants and toddlers represented the age group most likely to live in poverty. #EndChildPoverty… https://t.co/q84676Gfy2