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Make Poverty His Story

John Tomlison

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Abstract

If we are going to succeed in making poverty and homelessness history, we need to work with poor brown, black and white women and men in a way which respects their autonomy. We must work with workingclass and middle-class people to convince them to get involved in the struggle for a fairer world or at least not oppose the provision of basic income support and community services to all permanent residents of their country in the short-term and everyone in the world after that.

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If we are going to succeed in making poverty and homelessness history, we need to work with poor brown, black and white women and men in a way which respects their autonomy. We must work with workingclass and middle-class people to convince them to get involved in the struggle for a fairer world or at least not oppose the provision of basic income support and community services to all permanent residents of their country in the short-term and everyone in the world after that.

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If we are going to succeed in making poverty and homelessness history, we need to work with poor brown, black and white women and men in a way which respects their autonomy. We must work with workingclass and middle-class people to convince them to get involved in the struggle for a fairer world or at least not oppose the provision of basic income support and community services to all permanent residents of their country in the short-term and everyone in the world after that.

Key concepts: Poverty, Autonomy, Middle class, Work (physics), White (mutation), Political science, Poor people, Culture of poverty

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