Tyranny of Kindness: Dismantling the Welfare System to End Poverty in America

Theresa Funiciello

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Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics Social Policy and Reform Studies Social Policies and Family

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Now in paperback, Tyranny of Kindness is an authoritative indictment of America's welfare system--by a former welfare mother. Theresa Funicello--who has appeared on Donahue and other programs talking about her ideas--reveals the injustices and inefficiencies of welfare, and presents a humane, sensible, cost-effective alternative.

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