核心概念
Single people deserve equal benefits and protections as married couples, challenging the traditional norms and policies that favor marital status.
要約
Single individuals are gaining recognition in society, yet they lack access to the legal benefits and protections granted to married couples. The disparity in privileges is highlighted, emphasizing the need for a shift towards equality. The historical context of marriage incentives and societal expectations is explored, questioning the relevance of such policies in modern times. Advocates argue for extending benefits to all individuals regardless of marital status, promoting fairness and inclusivity.
統計
In the US, there are more than 1,100 laws benefiting married couples.
More than 124 million single Americans outnumber those who are married.
46% of US families include parents who both work full-time.
引用
"Having the government shut them out of certain protections is punishing."
"It’s absolutely overdue to give singles the same perks and protections as married couples."
"Advocacy groups never seem to get any traction or any significant funding."