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 | Ain't No Trust: How Bosses, Boyfriends, and Bureaucrats Fail Low-Income Mothers and Why It Matters ISBN: 9780520956919 Platform/Publisher: JSTOR / University of California Press Digital rights: Users: unlimited; Printing: chapter; Download: chapter Subjects: Low-income single mothers -- United States -- Social conditions; Low-income single mothers -- Employment -- United States; Low-income single mothers -- Services for -- United States; ■ Detailed Information | |
 | Backlash against Welfare Mothers: Past and Present ISBN: 9780520938717 Platform/Publisher: JSTOR / University of California Press Digital rights: Users: unlimited; Printing: chapter; Download: chapter Subjects: Public welfare -- United States -- History; Welfare recipients -- Employment -- United States; Aid to families with dependent children programs; Single mothers -- Government policy -- United States; United States -- Social policy; ■ Detailed Information | |
 | Reformed American Dreams: Welfare Mothers, Higher Education, and Activism ISBN: 9780813594385 Platform/Publisher: JSTOR / Rutgers University Press Digital rights: Users: unlimited; Printing: chapter; Download: chapter Subjects: Low-income single mothers -- United States -- Social conditions; Low-income single mothers -- Education (Higher) -- United States; Welfare recipients -- Employment -- United States; United States -- Social policy -- 20th century; Social movements -- Unite; ■ Detailed Information |