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New Welfare Proposals Would Require Mothers Receiving Assistance to Work More than the Average American Mom; Child Care Inadequate

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New Welfare Proposals Would Require Mothers Receiving Assistance to Work More than the Average American Mom; Child Care Inadequate

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By Gi-Taik Oh, Vicky Lovell and Deanna Lyter|2020-11-25T00:47:08-05:00April 11, 2002|IWPR|Comments Off on New Welfare Proposals Would Require Mothers Receiving Assistance to Work More than the Average American Mom; Child Care Inadequate

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