The Church and the Poor in Latin America 
.... north-to-south missionary-service projects of the 1960s, and the Church's commitment to evangelization and service to the
poor of Latin
America that began with ....
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The Segregated Poor in America
Many
poor in
America have no health insurance, nor do they have the money to buy medications, or even to buy healthy foods and provide balanced, nutritious ....
(898
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Poverty and America
.... Moreover, as society's normal standard of living rises,
America's poor will seek to compare and emulate it--since they are part of society--and feel ....
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America's Right Turn
.... A rising deficit and increasing taxes were viewed as a result of increasing programs designed to aid the
poor urban areas of
America at the expense of the ....
(1263
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The Unspoken Issue of Poverty in America
.... communities. Child abuse, child neglect,
poor health care, and
poor education will therefore continue to be problems in these communities. ....
(1254
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America's Homeless Problem
.... While many are, here are some other examples: "What is the cause of 'common' (the working
poor) homelessness? In
America, while the income of the top percent ....
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United States Foreign Aid: Should America contribute more?
.... provide aid at its current level. The first of these is that here in
America we have our own
poor. The streets of all of our major ....
(554
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Education In Colonial America
.... system, and a provision for scholarships for bright but
poor students who .... the elitist philosophy that prevailed in most of revolutionary
America, was later to ....
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HISTORY OF SOCIAL WORK IN AMERICA
.... charity. New York: Putnam. Trattner, W. (1974). From
poor law to welfare state: A history of social welfare in
America. NY: Free Press.
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CHILDREN OF THE HOMELESS IN AMERICA
.... The total number of homeless in
America has been estimated to be somewhere .... a number of middle-class families have been plunged into homelessness,
poor and low ....
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THE HOMELESS IN AMERICA
.... worked at menial jobs, was part of a growing number of families in
America with the .... They were too
poor even to buy the medicine they needed to save the life of ....
(1744
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Labor in Latin America & the US
.... One of the more visible aspects of life in Latin
America during the past several decades is the constant attempt of the
poor in one or more countries to rise ....
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Jewish Immigration to America
.... during this period; including what they faced when they arrived in
America and what .... The Eastern European wave of Jews were primarily
poor, rural Jews that were ....
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De Tocqueville's Democracy in America
.... In
America most rich men begin by being
poor; almost all men of leisure were busy in their youth; as a result, at the age when one might have a taste for study ....
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Equality and Opportunity in America, 1865-1914 T
.... At a time when education began to determine a person's future, the
poor were unable to afford an advanced education .... The Promise of
America: An Historical Inquiry ....
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Using America's Ideals as the Basis for Equality
.... at the time; in keeping with the spirit of his
Poor People's Campaign .... As Stokeley Carmichael contended, "When white
America killed Dr. King, she declared war ....
(1756
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Commodities Production in Latin America and Caribbean
.... inhuman conditions until hundreds of thousands died from the dust,
poor food and .... competition, and a changing economy mandate nations of Latin
America and the ....
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America's Economic Dilemma
.... of Democrats or Republicans, excessive spending on the military, the aged, or the
poor, or the many other explanations for
America's economic dilemma that we ....
(1496
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American Poverty: Including Economic Theory
.... Gorman's study also showed that the probability of being
poor in
America varies tremendously by race. Blacks and Hispanics in
America ....
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Money, Race, and Culture Today
.... 260), the reality is that
America is very much a polarized society with elites, a middle class, and a large and seemingly permanent underclass of the
poor. ....
(752
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America's Health Care System
....
Poor children who receive care through Medicaid are usually treated at community clinics .... example of the separate but unequal system of health care in
America. ....
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Poverty as a Racial Issue
.... Racism may be a powerful reason why so many blacks are
poor in
America, but it should not be the excuse for such dramatic economic inequality. ....
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The US as a Socially-Stratified Capitalist Society
.... "What Does It Mean To Be
Poor in
America?" Monthly Labor Review 119.5 (1996): 3-17. Galbraith, James K. "With Economic Inequality for All." Nation 7 Sep. ....
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Failure of the War on Poverty
.... Demographic changes, such as the high rate of teenaged pregnancy, have simultaneously contributed to the increase in the
poor population in
America and created ....
(1648
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Modern Social Welfare
.... Demographic changes, such as the high rate of teenaged pregnancy, have simultaneously contributed to the increase in the
poor population in
America and created ....
(2124
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Government's Role in Health Care & Poverty
.... Cochran et al. said that "liberals argue the official poverty figure is too low, substantially underestimating the number of
poor in
America" (p. 197). ....
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Political & Economic Development of Latin America
.... laborers who had to purchase their food, while the urban
poor typically were .... The disparity in the distribution of income of Latin
America continued to be among ....
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BEHAVIOR OF STREET GANGS
.... do not have support at home for a successful education at school, as most of the people fleeing Mexico and Central
America are the
poor and uneducated who can ....
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Nature of Welfare and Reforms
.... Whites make up 67 percent of
America's poor, while blacks comprise 29 percent of the nation's
poor--a percentage of racial composition that has barely changed ....
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The Feminization of Poverty
.... has outlined. Sidel, R. (1986). Women and children last: The plight of
poor women in affluent
America. New York: Penguin Books.
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