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People across the board tended to match within their own socioeconomic stratum. 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Statistics , Society

Simplified: People tend to marry within their socioeconomic class.

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The largest research ever conducted on hypergamy is a study in England, published this year by the economic historians Gregory Clark and Neil Cummins, that evaluated more than 33 million marriages and... 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Statistics , Society

Simplified: A study by Clark and Cummins evaluated 33 million marriages and 67 million births from 1837 to 2021.

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Clark and Cummins were surprised to find that, on average, a woman’s father’s status — measured through traits like education level, wealth and profession — was on the whole equal to that of her husba... 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Statistics , Society

Simplified: Clark and Cummins found that a woman's father's status was equal to her husband's father's status on average.

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A 1919 play about social-climbing chorus girls called “The Gold Diggers” popularized the pejorative for such women. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ History , Society

Simplified: The 1919 play 'The Gold Diggers' popularized the term 'gold digger'.

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It wasn’t until the early 1800s that Enlightenment ideals about liberty, personal happiness and “love matches” began percolating. 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ History , Society

Simplified: Enlightenment ideals about love matches began in the early 1800s.

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For most of its history, marriage in the Western world was never about feelings: It was about elite, landowning families’ joining their children together to strengthen their holdings. 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ History , Society

Simplified: Marriage in the Western world was historically about strengthening elite families' holdings.

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Seeking has even described itself as “founded on the principle of hypergamy.” 1.000

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Business , Society

Simplified: Seeking.com describes itself as founded on hypergamy.

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And while political independents are the most likely to say they believe “government is broken and we need bold outsiders with fresh ideas to take on the system,” they are also just as likely as Repub... 0.900

👤 Kristen Soltis Anderson 📋 Opinion Essay 🏷️ Politics , Ideology

Simplified: Political independents are likely to believe government is broken and need outsiders but also believe institutions can be fixed.

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For many straight women, hypergamy is an earnest desire — and one more openly on display than ever before. 0.800

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Society

Simplified: Hypergamy is an earnest desire for many straight women.

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Much of this has been driven by a drift away from traditional economic conservatism among Republicans, who have become open to a more expansive role for government in the economy while still holding c... 0.900

👤 Kristen Soltis Anderson 📋 Opinion Essay 🏷️ Politics , Ideology

Simplified: Republicans are drifting away from traditional economic conservatism becoming open to a more expansive role for government while holding culturally ri...

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In my 2025 research, 22 percent of Americans fell into this category, a figure that has been steadily climbing by two percentage points each year since 2021. 0.950

👤 Kristen Soltis Anderson 📋 Opinion Essay 🏷️ Politics , Ideology , Demographics

Simplified: 22 percent of Americans are socially conservative and fiscally liberal figure climbing by two percentage points each year since 2021 according to Kris...

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Services like Seeking.com, a “sugar baby” matchmaking service formerly known as Seeking Arrangement, and OnlyFans, a creator platform dominated by men paying women for sexual content, have shot up in... 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Business , Society

Simplified: Seeking.com and OnlyFans have increased in popularity in recent years.

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Melania Trump (maybe the paradigmatic rich-man spouse of our times) 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Society

Simplified: Melania Trump is a rich-man spouse.

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Only 5 percent of American voters feel the same way. 0.950

👤 Kristen Soltis Anderson 📋 Opinion Essay 🏷️ Politics , Ideology , Demographics

Simplified: Only 5 percent of American voters are socially progressive but fiscally conservative.

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Hypergamy, or the act of “marrying up” into a higher socioeconomic class, is not a fresh idea. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Society , History

Simplified: Hypergamy is not a new idea.

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Bezos’ former wife MacKenzie Scott wasn’t cropping up daily in tabloid headlines or riling up Substack Robespierres. 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Society

Simplified: Jeff Bezos' former wife MacKenzie Scott did not appear daily in tabloid headlines.

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If we define the center as those without a firm party affiliation, we get more than four in 10 Americans considering themselves independents (though most of those independents lean toward one of the m... 0.950

👤 Kristen Soltis Anderson 📋 Opinion Essay 🏷️ Politics , Ideology , Demographics

Simplified: Four in 10 Americans consider themselves independents most independents lean toward a major party.

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In my data, only 13 percent of Americans hold views that could be categorized as “strong liberal” and only 11 percent as “strong conservative.” 0.950

👤 Kristen Soltis Anderson 📋 Opinion Essay 🏷️ Politics , Ideology , Demographics

Simplified: 13 percent of Americans hold strong liberal views 11 percent hold strong conservative views according to Kristen Soltis Anderson's data.

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Some three in 10 Americans identify as moderate, with an additional 21 percent who say they are only “somewhat conservative” and 15 percent who are only “somewhat liberal.” 0.950

👤 Kristen Soltis Anderson 📋 Opinion Essay 🏷️ Politics , Ideology , Demographics

Simplified: Three in 10 Americans identify as moderate 21 percent are somewhat conservative 15 percent are somewhat liberal.

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Finally, the wedding itself — an affair that took the entire city of Venice hostage this summer and was rumored to cost, between the superyachts, hotel buyouts, elite security squads, three-Michelin-s... 0.800

👤 The author 📋 Magazine Article 🏷️ Society , Finance

Simplified: Lauren Sánchez's wedding in Venice cost upward of $20 million this summer.

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