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Preface: Still Crying Out Loud | ||
Out of the Frying Pan: Reflections of a Former Welfare Recipient | 9 | |
Why Mother Slapped Me | 13 | |
To a Single Mother | 17 | |
If We Could, We Would Be Someplace Else | 23 | |
Media Lies: Media, Public Opinion, and Welfare | 29 | |
A Hole in My Soul: Experiences of Homeless Women | 41 | |
Gimme Shelter: Battering and Poverty | 57 | |
How the U.S. Economy Creates Poverty and Inequality | 67 | |
It's a Family Affair: Women, Poverty, and Welfare | 79 | |
Beyond the "Normal Family": A Cultural Critique of Women's Poverty | 87 | |
Bearing Witness to Teen Motherhood: The Politics of Violations of Girlhood | 107 | |
Family Matters, Work Matters? Poverty Among Women of Color and White Women | 121 | |
Working in America: The Female Immigrant Experience | 141 | |
Working Your Fingers to the Bone | 151 | |
Finding Voice: Building Beyond Community at Survival News | 163 | |
Women and the State: Ideology, Power, and Welfare | 183 | |
We "Don't" All Agree That Welfare Has Failed | 201 | |
We're All Workers: Why Can't We Talk? | 209 | |
Welfare: The Basement of the Wage Scale | 215 | |
Women and Public Employment Programs: What Has Worked, What Has Not, and What Is Needed | 223 | |
The Genealogy of Dependency: Tracing a Keyword of the U.S. Welfare State | 235 | |
For Better and For Worse: Women Against Women in the Welfare State | 269 | |
Dependent on the Kindness of Strangers: The Issues Behind "Welfare Reform" | 287 | |
Together We Are Getting Freedom | 295 | |
Welfare: What It's Not | 307 | |
Welfare Rights Organizing Saved My Life | 313 | |
Recognizing Mother Heroes | 327 | |
Now Is the Time: Mainstream Feminism's Statements on Welfare Rights | 337 | |
Colleges Can Help Women in Poverty | 341 | |
Why Every Woman in America Should Beware of Welfare Cuts | 349 | |
Speaking For Ourselves: A Lifetime of Welfare Rights Organizing | 355 | |
Apologies Don't Help | 367 | |
Punishing People Out of Poverty: Jobs, Welfare, and Community Change | 369 | |
About the Contributors | 391 | |
Pass the Ammunition: The Best Sources For Crying Out Loud | 399 | |
Knowing the Enemy: The Best Sources For Reading About the Right | 401 | |
Index | 403 |
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