we cannot only end welfare as we know it, but we can end the misery inflicted by poverty on our communities going forward.
Gwen Moore: “we cannot only end welfare as we know it, but we can end the misery inflicted by poverty on our communities going…”
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Advocating for reforms to public assistance programs to alleviate poverty.
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