Polygamists have more than one spouse. Typically they are male with multiple wives.
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Answer: Polygamists are people with more than one spouse.
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Polygamists live in all sorts of homes. Some polygamists live in one large home with everyone under one roof. Some polygamists have a seperate home for each wife, these homes may or may not be near to each other. Other polygamists have a home with multiple apartments in it (similar to a duplex or townhome), so that each wife has their own space. It all depends on what the family can afford and what their preferences are.
There are polygamists of nearly every religious and cultural background around the world. Most of them do not wear clothing to bathe or shower.
Yes. There are actually probably more black polygamists than any other race, polygamy is commonplace in many parts of Africa.
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No. Steve Young's parents were not polygamists. They were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church), which has excommunicated any members practicing polygamy since 1890. Steve Young's great great great grandparents were polygamists.
It is pretty much impossible to count how many polygamists are in Utah because polygamy is illegal and most polygamists try to hide from the government. Their marriages are not legal and therefore not counted, and in the census all parties are considered single parents. It has been estimated that there are a few thousand polygamists in Utah, most of them living in small towns in central and southern Utah, but there are some living in the suburbs of Salt Lake City.
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It all depends on the religion and culture of the polygamist. There are American Christian polygamists, which typically don't allow arranged marriages, and then there are Arab Muslim or traditional African polygamists, which might.
In Rhode Island, polygamists don't even get jail time, they only pay a $1,000 fine. Hawaii has the least jail time for a bigamy charge - 30 days.
Barlow is a common name among fundamentalist Mormon polygamists.
Yes. Although most polygamists are not 'anti' Mormon, they are simply 'non' Mormon. The Polygamists who consider themselves part of the LDS/Mormonism movement do not agree with the teachings of the mainstream Mormon Church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They generally don't fight or protest against the Church, but both sides do try to draw a line of distinction between their faiths, each believing the other to be apostate. Polygamy exists in other cultures and religions as well, such as Islam and Christianity. Most of these polygamists are also not 'anti' Mormon, they simply have their own beliefs.