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Welfare Warriors
The Welfare Rights Movement in the United States
Book • 2005
Premilla Nadasen's 'Welfare Warriors' documents the grassroots activism of predominantly Black women who organized for welfare rights in the 1960s-70s.
The book highlights their unique brand of feminism that challenged systemic racism, sexism, and economic inequality, while advocating for policies like a guaranteed annual income.
Nadasen traces the movement's rise, internal dynamics, and eventual decline, emphasizing its lasting impact on social justice frameworks.
The book highlights their unique brand of feminism that challenged systemic racism, sexism, and economic inequality, while advocating for policies like a guaranteed annual income.
Nadasen traces the movement's rise, internal dynamics, and eventual decline, emphasizing its lasting impact on social justice frameworks.
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Ramtin Arablouei
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