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... poverty . High black poverty rates , that is , did not result from deindustrialization . Aside from Detroit and Chicago , African Americans did not find extensive work in major cities in man- ufacturing and were denied the best indus ...
... poverty . High black poverty rates , that is , did not result from deindustrialization . Aside from Detroit and Chicago , African Americans did not find extensive work in major cities in man- ufacturing and were denied the best indus ...
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... poverty reduction that , if linear , can be expected to witness 250 million deaths from poverty - related causes . At the envisioned endpoint , in 2015 , there would still be 548.6 million extremely poor people and 9 million annual poverty ...
... poverty reduction that , if linear , can be expected to witness 250 million deaths from poverty - related causes . At the envisioned endpoint , in 2015 , there would still be 548.6 million extremely poor people and 9 million annual poverty ...
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... poverty and inequality bubbling up from the grassroots , and just now surfacing in our national political life . America today has the biggest concentration of income and wealth since 1928. A growing number of working families are in ...
... poverty and inequality bubbling up from the grassroots , and just now surfacing in our national political life . America today has the biggest concentration of income and wealth since 1928. A growing number of working families are in ...
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