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• Poverty rates are consistently highest among black children, followed by Hispanic and white children. • Children under age 6 who live in rural areas are more likely to be poor than young children in other locales, regardless of race. • Rural poverty rates are as high as 55.8 percent among young black children, 40.4 percent among young Hispanics, and 22.2 percent among young white children. • In central cities, poverty rates are significantly lower than in rural places, at 45.3 percent for young black children, 37.3 percent for young Hispanic children, and 14.1 percent for young white children. • The lowest poverty rates are in the suburbs (31.3 percent of young black children, 24.9 percent of young Hispanic children, and 11.0 percent of young white children are poor). • Single-mother families (including divorced, separated, or widowed) in rural america face the highest poverty rates (49.4 percent), often nearly five times higher than married couples with children in the same areas. • Nearly one in ten married couples with children in rural and urban america are poor. The unequal Distribution of Child Poverty: Highest rates among young Blacks and Children of single Mothers in rural america

The unequal distribution of child poverty: highest rates among young blacks and children of single mothers in rural America