Impact of Race and Welfare Reform on African American Single Mothers’ Access to Higher Education
@article{Johnson2010ImpactOR, title={Impact of Race and Welfare Reform on African American Single Mothers’ Access to Higher Education}, author={Vanessa D. Johnson}, journal={Journal of Black Studies}, year={2010}, volume={40}, pages={1041 - 1051} }
This article explores the impact of welfare reform policies on African American college students who are single mothers and how race plays a key role in shaping such policies and college access.
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