42.1% of single mothers in DC live in poverty.

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42.1% of single mothers in DC live in poverty. Sources: Institute for Women’s Policy Research-Poverty Gender & Public Policies report 2/16: Annie E Casey Foundation: kidscount.org data center; U.S. Bureau of labor Statistics; https://talkpoverty.org/state-year-report/district-of-columbia-2017-report/ 42.1% of single mothers in DC live in poverty. DC has the highest income inequality in the U.S. The median income of Whites in D.C. is $120,000. 18.2% of women in DC live in poverty. The median income of Blacks in D.C. is $41,000.

Wage Disparity in the District of Columbia Source: www.nwlc.org/resources/wage-gap-state-black-women/