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Social Work and the Puerto Rican Community

Melvin Delgado

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Professional education and practice are seen as failing to meet the needs of minority people and to provide essential services for the poor and powerless

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Professional education and practice are seen as failing to meet the needs of minority people and to provide essential services for the poor and powerless

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Professional education and practice are seen as failing to meet the needs of minority people and to provide essential services for the poor and powerless

Key concepts: Puerto rican, Work (physics), Social work, Sociology, Community work, Public relations, Pedagogy, Political science

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