We no longer live in a Leave It To Beaver time when the 1950s where, if a mom was poor, she actually got some subsidy and some help, a safety net through the welfare system.
Lynn C. Woolsey: “We no longer live in a Leave It To Beaver time when the 1950s where, if a mom was poor, she actually got some subsidy…”
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Woolsey emphasizes the need for modern welfare support for poor families.
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