Yesterday, there were several stories in the MSM about how 40 percent of women are the primary breadwinners in their families.

Meanwhile, Ezra Klein posted a nice graph from the Shriver Report comparing incomes between husbands and wives. While there is much greater parity today than there was in 1967, it does show that only 31.8 percent of women with kids under the age of 6 make as much as or more than their spouses. And 62 percent of all mothers make less than their husbands.

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