Poverty Reduction and Economic Fairness - Revision history

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 == Housing, Homelessness, and Neighborhood Mobility ==

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	== Housing, Homelessness, and Neighborhood Mobility ==		== Housing, Homelessness, and Neighborhood Mobility ==

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	== Housing, Homelessness, and Neighborhood Mobility ==		== Housing, Homelessness, and Neighborhood Mobility ==

2026-06-12T01:53:43Z

Global Economy Must Stop Pandering to ‘Frivolous Desires of Ultra-Rich’, Says UN Expert

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	This article argues that Washington, D.C. should allow more child support payments to go directly to families receiving TANF rather than retaining those funds. It presents child support pass-through reform as a way to increase family income and reduce poverty among children.		This article argues that Washington, D.C. should allow more child support payments to go directly to families receiving TANF rather than retaining those funds. It presents child support pass-through reform as a way to increase family income and reduce poverty among children.


	~~=====Global Economy Must Stop Pandering to ‘Frivolous Desires of Ultra-Rich’, Says UN Expert=====~~
	~~[https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/mar/03/un-de-schutter-outlines-plan-for-redistributive-global-economy \| Damian Carrington \| The Guardian \| March 3, 2026]~~

	This article reports on UN Special Rapporteur Olivier De Schutter’s call for a new global economic model that prioritizes the needs of poor and working people over luxury consumption by the wealthy. It discusses proposals such as universal basic income, job guarantees, debt cancellation, wealth taxes, and alternatives to GDP-centered growth as tools for reducing poverty and economic inequality.

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The Negro Family: The Case for National Action

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	This controversial government report examined poverty, unemployment, family instability, and racial inequality among Black Americans. While widely criticized for its framing, it remains historically significant because it shows how policymakers debated the relationship between structural racism, labor markets, family life, and anti-poverty policy.		This controversial government report examined poverty, unemployment, family instability, and racial inequality among Black Americans. While widely criticized for its framing, it remains historically significant because it shows how policymakers debated the relationship between structural racism, labor markets, family life, and anti-poverty policy.


	~~=====The Negro Family: The Case for National Action=====~~
	~~[https://www.dol.gov/general/aboutdol/history/webid-moynihan \| Daniel Patrick Moynihan \| U.S. Department of Labor \| March 1965]~~

	This controversial report examined Black poverty, unemployment, family structure, and racial inequality after major civil rights victories. It remains historically important because it shaped later debates over whether anti-poverty policy should emphasize structural barriers, labor markets, family policy, or cultural explanations.

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Address Before a Joint Session of Congress on the State of the Union

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	This address calls for raising the federal minimum wage to $10.10 and argues that low-paid workers should not be trapped in poverty. It connects wages, opportunity, education, and work supports to the idea that economic growth should reach ordinary families.		This address calls for raising the federal minimum wage to $10.10 and argues that low-paid workers should not be trapped in poverty. It connects wages, opportunity, education, and work supports to the idea that economic growth should reach ordinary families.


	~~=====Address Before a Joint Session of Congress on the State of the Union=====~~
	~~[https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/address-before-joint-session-congress-the-state-the-union-2 \| Barack Obama \| American Presidency Project \| February 12, 2013]~~

	This speech argues that a full-time minimum-wage worker with children should not live below the poverty line. Obama calls for a higher wage floor, stronger job creation, education reform, and public investment as ways to rebuild a fairer economy.