Poverty and the homeless

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Other Authors: Williams, Mary E., 1960-
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: San Diego : Greenhaven Press, c2004.
Series:Current controversies
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Table of Contents:
  • Poverty and inequality are serious problems in the United States / Holly Sklar
  • Homelessness is a serious problem / Silja J.A. Talvi
  • Life for the working poor is exceptionally difficult / Barbara Ehrenreich, interviewed by Multinational Monitor
  • Child poverty has decreased / Robert E. Rector
  • The difficulties of the working poor are overstated / Larry Schweikart
  • Broken families and single parenthood contribute to poverty / Patrick F. Fagan
  • Single mothers are unfairly blamed for poverty / Lori Holyfield
  • Personal irresponsibility causes poverty / Blake Hurst
  • Unjust government policies contribute to poverty / Colette Jay
  • American immigration policy contributes to poverty / Samuel Francis
  • A variety of social factors causes homelessness / National Coalition for the Homeless
  • Deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill contributes to homelessness / Ed Marciniak
  • Welfare reform benefits single mothers / Christopher Jencks
  • Welfare reform is a success / George W. Bush
  • The media downplay the benefits of welfare reform / Richard Noyes
  • Welfare reform has not helped the poor / Evelyn Z. Brodkin
  • Welfare reform has not reduced poverty / Angie O'Gorman
  • Welfare reform will add to the ranks of the homeless / Paul Freese Jr., Sacha Klein-Martin
  • Promoting marriage would reduce poverty / Robert E. Rector et al.
  • Promoting marriage would not reduce poverty / Paul Street
  • The affluent should give a large portion of their income to the poor / Peter Singer
  • The affluent should not give money to the poor / Walter Williams
  • Increased access to shelters would help the homeless / Ralph da Costa Nunez and Laura M. Caruso
  • Handouts often harm the homeless / Amy L. Sherman
  • Charity means you don't pick and choose / Patricia O'Hara.