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Why should our taxes support these sexist and racist programs of low-income parents?
The promotion of marriage for the cure of poverty? Jean Hardisty is President Emeritus of political associates and senior research scientist at the Wellesley Centers for Women. She is the author of "marriage as a cure to poverty: a formula can of Women ", published jointly by the ARP and Women of Color Resource Center Flying well below the radar of public awareness, Act to reduce the deficit for 2005 has authorized $ 100 million to promote marriage for low-income women and an additional 50 million to support fatherhood initiatives for low-income couples. Taxpayers could assume that the program is run by a strong social science evidence that marriage it leads to higher incomes for poor women. But no such evidence. This is a program run by the right-wing ideology and a reaction against social reforms the years 1970 and 1980. Why are our taxes http://www.peaceworkmagazine.org/node/535 support to these racist and sexist low-income parents?
I had to write an essay last year for my education class women in this regard. I have a 80% in it. Unfortunately, I do not remember what the hell was my point, but seeing what he writes, is crazy. It fosters dependency of women against men instead of promoting independence of women and find real solutions such as education and vocational training. If you want to really help low-income women, why offer training for jobs that do not require education, but pay well – ie, blue-collar jobs generally held by men.
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