1448• Social Forces Volume 85, Number 3• March 2007 of welfare recipients as single, poor
African-American mothers,”(86) the reader is left to wonder who she thinks welfare recipients …

This is a remarkable book, a sustained skepticism about a practice held to be meritorious,
made attractive by its passion, the lucidity of its negative critique, and its intelligence. The …

Others are accused of being trapped by culture, we are presumed to be independent-led to
a profound" misrecognition" of its target population able to choose, free to move between …

This is a remarkable book, a sustained skepticism about a practice held to be meritorious,
made attractive by its passion, the lucidity of its negative critique, and its intelligence. The …