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In this short, eye-opening book, Mimi Abramovitz describes the heartless assault on impoverished single mothers in the name of "ending welfare dependency." Outlining the history of Aid to Families with Dependent Children, Abramovitz shows how the manipulation of gender, race, and class have made welfare vulnerable to attack. This new edition brings a well-received work completely up to date with analysis of recent developments in welfare "reform" and activism.
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Welfare rights movement, Single mothers, Welfare recipients, Social conditions, Public welfare, Aid to families with dependent children programs, Poor women, History, Poor, united states, Women, united states, social conditions, Public welfare, united states, Women, united statesPlaces
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Under attack, fighting back: women and welfare in the United States
2000, Monthly Review Press
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1583670084 9781583670088
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Under attack, fighting back: women and welfare in the United States
1996, Monthly Review Press
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0853459630 9780853459637
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-174) and index.
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