Well I think that is how you spell her name.

Anyway, for the first time in American history more adult women are single than married. Yep, 51% of all adult women in America have no male partner. By way of comparison 35 percent in 1950 and 49 percent in 2000 were living without a "husband" of sorts. Whilst this is, in part, because women are living so much longer than they did and also so much longer than men, it is also because they are less likely to put up with, to use a sociological term, a "crap marriage".

Race plays a part in this. If you are an asian woman then you are much more likely to be married (60%) than a black woman (30%), with anglo-saxon (49%) and hispanic women (55%) falling somewhere in the middle.

So is this reflected in the male population? Well to a certain extent but men leave marriage by two methods, divorce and death, the latter meaning that the percentage of men in a marriage is significantly higher than women.