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What’s inside
This book provides a vivid examination of the state of poverty in the United States, revealing the hidden realities of low-income people. The author compiles first-hand experiences, interviews, and data to explore the causes, effects, and potential solutions to poverty. They delve into systemic issues such as income inequality, education disparity, and lack of affordable housing.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the complexity of poverty
- Gaining insight into systemic societal issues
- Exploring potential solutions for poverty
- Aiding research in social sciences
Key Points
- Reality of America’s Poverty
- Systemic Causes of Poverty
- Impact of Poverty on Individuals and Communities
- Education and Poverty
- Income Inequality and Poverty
- Lack of Affordable Housing and Poverty
- Potential Solutions to Alleviate Poverty
Who’s it For
- Social scientists
- Policy makers
- Social activists
- Students of Sociology
About the author
The author is a notable poverty researcher and social commentator, recognized for their in-depth analysis and critique of modern American society. They are known for using a combination of qualitative and quantitative research to understand and address societal issues.