Importance of the sex of worker and client

Mary C. Schwartz

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Social Work Education and Practice Gender and Feminist Studies Social Sciences and Policies

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The social work profession continues to undervalue the importance of the sex of both client and worker. As a result, intervention fails to be as effective as it might be.

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1973The role of the agency in supporting black manhood

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