The idea that only some Americans in poverty deserve help stems from assumptions about poverty and work that don’t match up with reality.
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The idea that only some Americans in poverty deserve help stems from assumptions about poverty and work that don’t match up with reality.
The food stamps work requirement is seen as an employment incentive for people in poverty. Here’s why it’s completely misguided.
Starting next year thousands of PA residents will lose their SNAP benefits. Why this is happening and how to help those facing food stamp work requirements.