Good thread. This was also my experience growing up in the 1990s. Benefits helped a family up and to thrive but until yesterday, I hadn’t admitted to anyone (not even my husband) that my family had relied on these at certain points.https://twitter.com/naomi_rovnick/status/1319416228264411137 …
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Absolutely, I get so furious when I hear attacks on people relying on benefits. What is little discussed is how they help people get out of the poverty cycle.
It's the massive rush to short-term profit over long-term sustainability that has been squashing us since the 80s. Instant gratification policy is hell for anyone in the margins.
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I blame the rise of MBAs.
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