For Us the Working: Why Unemployment Insurance is the New Frontier of Welfare Reform

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For Us the Working: Why Unemployment Insurance is the New Frontier of Welfare Reform

By LaKeshia N. Myers I don’t particularly care for the term “welfare.” While promoting the general welfare of citizens is one of three guiding principles of the United States according to the preamble of the Constitution, the word has garnered a nefarious connotation in American lexicon. The United States Department of Health and Human Services […]

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