The essays in this book try to separate the truth about poverty,
social dislocation, and changes in America family life from the
myths that have become part of contemporary folklore. These essays
also show the reasons for poverty among children, demonstrate that
the main issue is not so much a growth in the size of the
underclass as the persistence of poverty decades after the country
thought it had addressed the problem, and they point out the
paradox of poverty in a wealthy nation will continue until society
makes greater efforts to provide all citizens with improved
educational and economic opportunities as well as adequate income
maintenance in times of need.
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