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William Julius Wilson
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Mark Schmitt
It’s Not the Very Poor That Romney Doesn’t Care About, It’s the Working Poor
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Hey Newt! Poor Kids Already Are Familiar With the Virtues of Work—And It’s Because Of You
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Alan Berube
Birds of a Feather--HUD’s Neighborhood-Based Housing Strategy
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