True, though the circumstances are quite different when we're talking about individual women who happen to be single mothers, and media cases trying to "represent them" to push a propaganda narrative. Obviously the latter can have an impact on the former (media propaganda being spun to stroke the egos and sense of entitlement), but they are not necessarily one and the same.

And obviously when there's a media or marketing spotlight they're going to royally up the ante on how much bullshit they're willing to spew. I'd apply this metric to single mothers who actively gain money and/or fame through various online social media platforms too. And then there's the whole branch of single mothers who leech off the system for the sole purpose of child support and government handouts...

It's a mixed bag all around, and while not all of it is awful, most of it is, I'll agree.