Which fact is not true concerning American teenagers?

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.In the United States, there were 20.6 million teens are between the ages of 10 and 14 years and 21.2 million between the ages of 15 and 19 years.A third of the American population (31.2 million) are adolescent-young adults.
.The adolescent population is increasingly becoming more diverse racially and ethnically than the profile of the general population.White non-Hispanic adolescents make up 52.2% and this figure is expected to drop below 50% by 2050, 16.5% are Hispanic; 13.6% are Black, non-Hispanic; 3.9% are Asian; and 0.9% are American Indian/Alaskan native
.More than half of all adolescents live in suburban areas of the United States; the highest percentage of adolescents aged 10-19 live in the south (35.6%), followed by the Midwest, west, and east at 23.5%, 22.7%, and 18.1%, respectively.
.In 2004, 10.3% of adolescents between the ages of 16 and 24 years were not enrolled in school and did not have a high school credential.Dropout rates declined in 2000; more males (12%) than females (9%) dropped out of high school (2004).
.One-third of high school students are working.
.Almost 16% of all adolescents 10-17 years of age lived in families with incomes below the poverty threshold ($19,971 per year in 2005, for a family of four).An additional 20% of adolescents lived in families near poverty.Black and Hispanic adolescents are more likely to experience poverty.
.In 2005, 25% percent of white non-Hispanic adolescents, 60% of non-Hispanic Black adolescents, and 35% of Hispanic adolescents lived with a single parent (mother or father).

Which Fact Is Not True Concerning American Teenagers