Whites Leaving Welfare Faster Than Minorities
Across the United States whites are exiting welfare more quickly than blacks Hispanics and American Indians prompting debate over welfare reform effects A AP survey shows minorities remain overrepresented on aid amid tougher job markets and place based barriers Experts warn the shift deepens class and racial polarization and raises questions about equal opportunity.
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Welfare reform faces hurdles in Kansas TAF roll cuts
In Kansas Topeka area public assistance data shows welfare reform may reduce TAF recipients but many remain unemployable due to learning disabilities, low IQ, drug or alcohol issues, and unstable housing. Programs like El Centro in Kansas City, Kan., plus SRS efforts in screening, treatment, domestic violence counseling, LD tools, and post-employment services seek to boost employment. critics argue for broader, more aggressive training and access.
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