The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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Pagina 90
... says Fr. Joe Tobin of Holy Redeemer . " Hispanics turned to already established parishes and were not always accepted easily . " With few skills , they were able to secure only low - paying , unskilled - labor jobs with which they could ...
... says Fr. Joe Tobin of Holy Redeemer . " Hispanics turned to already established parishes and were not always accepted easily . " With few skills , they were able to secure only low - paying , unskilled - labor jobs with which they could ...
Pagina 177
... say the plan does not go far enough . To dramatize the claim , they point to probably the most striking high - rise on San ... says . One last place for the poor is the Tenderloin , where 10,000 Indochinese refugees live along with an ...
... say the plan does not go far enough . To dramatize the claim , they point to probably the most striking high - rise on San ... says . One last place for the poor is the Tenderloin , where 10,000 Indochinese refugees live along with an ...
Pagina 178
... says he is expanding not in answer to Mr. Reagan's call for self - help , although his assemblies are among the kinds of programs the President has been encouraging . Rather , he says , as people become more concerned about dwindling ...
... says he is expanding not in answer to Mr. Reagan's call for self - help , although his assemblies are among the kinds of programs the President has been encouraging . Rather , he says , as people become more concerned about dwindling ...
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Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
and Ethnic Minority Neighborhoods | 75 |
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