Youth sports in the U.S. are diverging according to income -- more middle- and lower-income students quitting athletics while participation among wealthier children is rising. The typical family ...

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The comfortably off, white, and middle-aged are the most likely to participate in sporting activities, reveals a 10 year study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.

The middle class is receiving less of America's total income, declining to its smallest share in decades as median wages stagnate in the economic doldrums and wealth concentrates at the top.

MLB’s middle class is shrinking. As top spenders dominate and bottom-feeders tank, mid-tier teams face an identity crisis and tough choices.

Athletics in most public and private high schools normally include football, soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, tennis, wrestling, golf, track, cross country and swimming. Well, depending on ...

When asked in what class they would place someone who owns their own home, 57 percent of Gen-Z respondents said that person would be middle class, while 28 percent said they would be upper class.

Families earning $50,000 or less — or middle- and lower-income households — cited cost as the top reason their kids don’t participate in organized sports, the Rand study noted.