Welfare Reform
House Ways and Means Subcommittee members heard testimony on illegitimacy and its connection to welfare. Witnesses summarized historical… read more
House Ways and Means Subcommittee members heard testimony on illegitimacy and its connection to welfare. Witnesses summarized historical changes in rates of illegitimacy and the role it has played in the growth of the welfare rolls, and poverty, school drop out, crime, and drug use. This was the second of a series of hearings on welfare reform. close
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- Rebecca M. Blank Professor Northwestern University->Center for Urban Affairs
- Amy Hendricks Welfare Recipient (Former)
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- Ruth Wasem Representative Library of Congress
- Pam Harris White Welfare Recipient (Former)
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