Where Data Tells the Story
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In the late 1960s, nearly 40% of 18-24 year-olds lived with their spouse. Last year, just 6% did.
Indeed, data plotted from the Census Bureau (and inspired by reddit user u/theimpossiblesalad) reveals how dramatically the living arrangements of America’s youngest adults have changed in the last 50+ years.
71% reported living with either their parents (56%) or other relatives (15%), making it the most common living arrangement by far.
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