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Auletta notes that poverty , deviant behavior , lack of mobility , lack of education ,
all can be said to characterize these individuals as members of an underclass .
Both Glasgow and Auletta highlight the negative effects of the existence of an ...
Auletta notes that poverty , deviant behavior , lack of mobility , lack of education ,
all can be said to characterize these individuals as members of an underclass .
Both Glasgow and Auletta highlight the negative effects of the existence of an ...
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The terms ghetto and barrio carry with them at least two other connotations : a
poverty area and an area with a distinct culture . These residential areas are
often characterized by a large number of low - income and unemployed
individuals .
The terms ghetto and barrio carry with them at least two other connotations : a
poverty area and an area with a distinct culture . These residential areas are
often characterized by a large number of low - income and unemployed
individuals .
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community is viewed from a coun - tywide perspective , and self - deter - mination
and resident participation are emphasized in efforts to over - come poverty and
discrimination . As you read this case study , “ Southern Blacks Fight Rural ...
community is viewed from a coun - tywide perspective , and self - deter - mination
and resident participation are emphasized in efforts to over - come poverty and
discrimination . As you read this case study , “ Southern Blacks Fight Rural ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 29 |
Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
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