"White AND" is growing, though.

Of mixed-race heterosexual marriages where one partner is White, nine times out of ten the White partner is the husband.

There is a "marriagability gap" between the genders in White communities, and its not getting better.

A close friend of mine argues its because White fathers don't set firm boundaries for their daughters. He makes a strong case, and certainly culture and extra-familial institutions are only making it harder.