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Title: Ending U.S. Hunger and Poverty by Focusing on Communities Where it’s Most Likely
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Publication Year: 2017
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Abstract: Some people in the United States are at least twice as likely as the general U.S. population to be hungry and/or experiencing poverty. They belong to some of the country’s major demographic groups: African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans, households led by single women, undocumented immigrants, and people returning from prison. The United States has made a new commitment to leaving no one behind as the country moves toward a goal of ending hunger and poverty by 2030. Accomplishing this goal will require increased support for these groups, which is outlined in the recommendations below. To reduce hunger and poverty among these communities, Congress and the administration should . . .
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Authors: Gamblin, Marlysa D
Publisher: Bread for the World Institute
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Topics: Other, Poverty and Welfare
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