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Legal Issues, Politics & Religion
Surviving Church When You’re Single
Does your church stereotype its single members? Take this humorous point-based test to score your church on how it treats people who aren’t married.
The Dramatic Rise of Solo Living
A new book, Going Solo, offers surprising insight on the emergence of a new single majority that prefers to live alone.
Single Population Continues to Grow
Sept 18-24 is Unmarried and Single Americans Week – a good time to take note of the important role that single people play in our society.
Single and Searching for Health Insurance
The high cost of health insurance is forcing some singles to marry just so they can get a “blue card.”
“In a Relationship” Doesn’t Mean You’re Not Still Single
Acting like you’re married when you’re not doesn’t change the fact that society, the government and your mom still consider you single.
U.S. Census Confirms More Americans Are Single
As a growing number of people opt to live a singular life, reporters and scholars clamor to find a reason why.
Can You Be Jewish, Single and Happy?
The pressure to get married runs deep in Jewish culture forcing singular Jews to make tough
choices about if, when and who to marry.
Elena Kagan: Single Supreme Court Nominee
The nomination of never-married Elena Kagan launched allegations that she must be gay, revealing ongoing prejudice about people who are single.
Did You Hear the One about the Rabbi and the Singular Shiksa?
Not really a joke, but an interesting encounter between two very different people with an intense interest in the future of single people.
Stand Up and Be Counted
When the results are in from the 2010 census, it will be impossible to deny the power of the singles demographic.
