also racism. you may have read Katznelson "When Affirmative Action was White."
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Of course. Race absolutely factors into the "deserving" and "undeserving" poor.
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Sounds similar to another set of dumb arguments about refugees and our borders. Clearly all people are created equal, except when it’s convenient to believe otherwise.
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Should add; American exceptionalism, that eschewing these safety nets makes us better somehow, misses the point of exiting WW2 basically unscathed is the reason our economy grew the way it did
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> 1 million American casualties incl 418,000 dead = unscathed?
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#shutdown the homeless and food insecure don’t get anything from these programs set up to feed the furloughed who make high five and low six figure salaries. The need is the same in terms of food, so why are their two tiers of service? Feed the hungry period.pic.twitter.com/I14f6kbUIQThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I forget where I heard it, but somebody told me that all Americans are low-key Calvinists. It fits rather well.
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That is standard 101 for many things. It's the distinctions that allow someone somewhere with some formula decide who gets what and how because when it comes to them resources are always "limited".
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@PopTechWorks did a great job of delving into this history in “Automating Inequality”, if you haven’t yet read itThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This deeply interferes with practical social policy,
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