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    The history of social welfare shows that discrimination and poverty go hand in hand; discrimination may lead those who have been disenfranchised to later qualify in the constraints of the lower socioeconomic class, therefore resulting in welfare dependency amongst the ostracized. Systemic racism is the cause for many of the minority groups to be included in the classification of the…

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    Every third of the month was a task to avoid the long lines to cash my monthly check. The currency exchange, grocery stores, and shopping mall were always crowded. This was a day which majority of my community received our monthly benefits. After the long-exhausted day, it was time to enjoy the neighborhood house parties to drink and do illegal drugs. This was a fixation of growing up in a poverty housing authority. However, growing up in poverty gave me a choice to continue to live in poverty…

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    In a perfect world we would all be equal there would be no poverty, women would be paid equally, and we would not be so materialistic. Unfortunately, this is not a perfect world and most if not all of these things are not true. As a nation we have various problem that must be solved but in order to do so we must make a change with in our selves of within our families and not solely rely on government aid. People and families face may hardships as they are trying to pull through their lives and…

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    Security and Social Welfare Programs The way social security is difference from the public assistance program involves a working person to participate in taxation in social security investment by investing their money toward retirement (Popple & Leighninger, 2015). Consequently, social security is an entitlement given to the working class that has invested a qualifying working years to receive a monthly income from age sixty-two and above. In contrast, every state has a welfare benefit for…

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    The portrayal of welfare recipients in British media is by no means a uniform picture, and this is also true for the recipients of welfare. However, the mass reporting and slandering of a certain type of welfare recipient by the tabloid and right-leaning organisations do not portray the extent of the social problems faced by this subset. The constant bombardment the people of Britain endure from these media organisation, depicting welfare recipients as scheming, scrounging rats (among other…

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    Welfare has been misused in the United States and the working class has been affected. Welfare is defined as "aid in the form of money or necessities for those in need" (Webster). It is a system of government that taxes the money of working class citizens to help lower class citizens in need of support. Welfare can be supportive in many ways such as health care and food stamps. All you have to do is sign up and have your back ground checked to make sure you're not an undocumented worker and then…

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    Welfare benefits have become a major topic over the last several years. Welfare, to most of the world, is a person’s health and happiness. In the United States, however, welfare is thought of as financial aid to people who are in need. Some of the debates surrounding providing financial aid to others in need swirl around the issues of worthiness. For example, some critics argue that since they had to pass drug tests in order to qualify for employment that welfare beneficiaries should have to…

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    This paper will examine the 1996 Welfare reform bill and how those changes affected Single mothers. It will also provide some historical context that leads up to Welfare reform changes. The policy that will be discussed is the Personal Responsibility, Work and Opportunity Act (PRWORA). The PRWORA created a social program called Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF). This program subsequently eliminated a national entitlement based social program called Aid to Families with Dependent…

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    Welfare is a word that has a very negative connotation for many people in modern america whether it it brings to mind a lazy unemployed person taking advantage of a broken system or some degenerate trading food stamps for cash so they can buy beer. A lot of people do not like the way the current system is handled and, resent the poor because they feel their hard earned money is being stolen from then. However these programs also give life to families who have simply fallen on hard times. The…

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    “You can not help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves” -Abraham lincoln. People that are able to work are called able bodies and they are taking your money. People without any minors and no severe medical conditions should not be receiving much government assistance. The taxes that you have to pay might go to someone that is an able body. The Government is giving it away to people with benefits people that are not being stopped in any way from going…

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