Analyzes the impact of social service cutbacks, changes in the job market, and victim-blaming myths like the Black matriarchy theses of Daniel Patrick Moynihan and George Gilder.
As an objective focus on the enormous scope of poverty, this groundbreaking work offers keen insights into the argument that despite substantial efforts to alleviate similar plights worldwide, the United States cannot provide sufficient ...
In this book, some of the country’s most prominent scholars, businesspeople, and community activists answer with a resounding yes.
Before the critical executions in this essay relate to this photograph it displays the meaning of the term American Dream and its connection to inequality and poverty in general.
Combining personal interviews with dozens of Americans and a longitudinal study covering 40 years of income data, the authors tell the story of the American Dream and reveal a number of surprises.
Clinton gave the green light : Interview with Bruce Reed . an " untested ” idea : E. Clay Shaw , Nancy L. Johnson , Fred Grandy , “ Moving Ahead : How America Can Reduce Poverty Through Work , ” June 1992 , iii .
'Inclusion in the American Dream' brings together leading scholars & policy experts on the topic of asset building, particularly as this relates to public policy. The poor, for the most part, do not participate in asset accumulation.
Together with some of the greatest DEA agents that will ever carry a badge, we "waded the river" together and survived to tell this story."
Millions of Americans don't earn enough money to pay for decent housing, food, health care, and education. Meanwhile the rich keep getting richer. Learn how governments, businesses, and citizens are fighting to close the economic gap.
His goal was to have, after one year, $2,500, a working automobile, and a furnished apartment. Scratch Beginnings is the earnest and passionate account of Shepard's struggle to overcome the pressures placed on the homeless.
Abramsky shows how poverty - a massive political scandal - is dramatically changing in the wake of the Great Recession.