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For crying out loud : women's poverty in the United States

Author: Diane Dujon; Ann Withorn
Publisher: Boston, Ma : South End Press, ©1996.
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For crying out loud.
Boston, Ma : South End Press, c1996
(OCoLC)606017331
Online version:
For crying out loud.
Boston, Ma : South End Press, c1996
(OCoLC)608971581
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Diane Dujon; Ann Withorn
ISBN: 0896085295 9780896085299 0896085309 9780896085305
OCLC Number: 35198566
Description: xvi, 414 p. ; 23 cm.
Contents: Preface. Still crying out loud / Ann Withorn --
Out of the frying pan : reflections of a former welfare recipient / Diane Dujon --
Why mother slapped me / Ann Withorn --
To a single mother / Susan Eisenberg --
If we could, we would be someplace else / Laura Walker --
Media lies : media, public opinion, and welfare / Laura Flanders with Janine Jackson and Dan Shadoan --
A hole in my soul : experiences of homeless women / Roofless Women's Action Research Mobilization researchers, Deborah Clarke ... [et al.] ; edited and narrated by Marie Kennedy --
Gimme shelter : battering and poverty / Susan James and Beth Harris --
How the U.S. economy creates poverty and inequality / Mary Huff Stevenson and Elaine Donovan --
It's a family affair : women, poverty, and welfare / Randy Albelda and Chris Tilly --
Beyond the "normal family" : a cultural critique of women's poverty / Margaret Cerullo and Marla Erlien --
Bearing witness to teen motherhood : the politics of violations of girlhood / Robin A. Robinson --
Family matters, work matters? Poverty among women of color and white women / Lisa Catanzarite and Vilma Ortiz --
Working in America : the female immigrant experience / Fong Yee Lee --
Working your fingers to the bone / Marion Graham --
Finding voice : building community at Survival News / Claire Cummings and Betty Reid Mandell --
Women and the state : ideology, power, and welfare / Frances Fox Piven --
We don't all agree that welfare has failed / Ann Withorn --
We're all workers : why can't we talk? / Diane Dujon --
Welfare : the basement of the wage scale / Sandy Felder --
Women and public employment programs : what has worked, what has not, and what is needed / Nancy Rose --
The genealogy of dependency : tracing a keyword of the U.S. welfare state / Nancy Fraser and Linda Gordon --
For better and for worse : women against women in the welfare state / Ann Withorn --
Dependent on the kindness of strangers : issues behind welfare reform / Mimi Abramovitz --
Together we are getting freedom / Noemy Vides and Vicky Steinitz --
Welfare : what it's not! / Diane Dujon --
Welfare rights organizing saved my life / Dottie Stevens --
Recognizing mother heroes / Ann Withorn --
Now is the time : mainstream feminism's statements on welfare rights / Martha F. Davis --
Colleges can help women in poverty / Erika Kates --
Why every woman in America should beware of welfare cuts [text of full page ad in The New York Times, August 8, 1995] / Women's Committee of One Hundred --
Speaking for ourselves : a lifetime of welfare rights organizing / Marian Kramer --
Apologies don't help / Milwaukee Welfare Warriors --
Punishing people out of poverty : jobs, welfare, and community change / Dianne Wilkerson.
Responsibility: edited by Diane Dujon and Ann Withorn.

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