The study that I quoted adjusted for sample size. Its not hard to do. The study compared the PERCENTAGE of marriages (both same race and interracial) that end in divorce by the tenth year. It did not measure the NUMBER but the PERCENTAGE of each group. I notice that you and your ilk have no issue with the stats regarding any other group besides WMBW.
You guys seem so bothered by this study for some reason and yet you guys LOVE the quote any study that reflects negatively on black women.
Every study with a small sample tries to downplay the sample's significance; this does not change the fact that the sample is small and so the statistical power is accordingly low. One can correct for Mark Sanchez's college stats all they want by breaking down his stats by yards per attempt, yards per completion, accuracy, etc. He looks great from every angle in college. Why? Because of the small sample size and other variables like his supporting case. Small sample size can't be corrected a lot of the time without further study (or in Sanchez's case, more playing time), which is why researchers are always asking for more money to recruit more subjects.
In this case, the sample size here is so low and the people are probably unlike their host population that the statistic is invalid. It's probably measuring a different population than the normal black and white populations. At face there's no reason a group which values black men on one hand and a group that doesn't like black women on the other would even get the point of marriage. Based on this notion, if the bw/wm population theoretically got larger and were hitched together by force, the divorce rate would go up since there's no amount of wm that want bw like that relative to other women and probably no amount of bw that want a wm when they can get a bm. So that's the extrapolation which shows the "low divorce rate" for wm/bw is a trick of the numbers that comes from a natural low sample size and apples-to-oranges population comparison.
neithet have i. but on the rare occurance i see a wmbw couple theyre usually older and with children. rarely do i see some movienight first date shyt, its alwaysappeaers to be a long tern deal. never seen alot of jumpoff stuff between wmbw
I think they date at low percentages and it doesn't usually work out. And then they marry at low percentages and the majority of them who get married do so when they are older and used up. This gives a different appearance to normal intraracial couplings, which encompass the young, poor, middle class, rich, etc, but the truth is that they're no more in the long haul than other older white people couples (for example) who get married when they're older.