Martha Lee: Is France Getting Serious about Islamism? by Marilyn Stern
Middle East Forum Webinar
August 30, 2021
https://www.meforum.org/62603/lee-is-france-getting-serious-about-islamis
Middle East Forum Webinar
August 30, 2021
https://www.meforum.org/62603/lee-is-france-getting-serious-about-islamis
Long shadows: The Black-White gap in multigenerational poverty
More than half a century after the passage of the Great Society's expansions of government aid to the poor, racial gaps in poverty and opportunity remain a cause for national concern. In a new report, AEI's Scott Winship and coauthors find that while three-generation poverty occurs among only one in 100 White Americans, it is experienced by one in five Black adults. The persistence of this gap suggests that though efforts to increase mobility and break cycles of poverty have achieved some success, the work is far from complete.
More than half a century after the passage of the Great Society's expansions of government aid to the poor, racial gaps in poverty and opportunity remain a cause for national concern. In a new report, AEI's Scott Winship and coauthors find that while three-generation poverty occurs among only one in 100 White Americans, it is experienced by one in five Black adults. The persistence of this gap suggests that though efforts to increase mobility and break cycles of poverty have achieved some success, the work is far from complete.
The consumption, income, and well-being of single-mother-headed families 25 years after welfare reform
Twenty-five years after welfare reform, the material circumstances of the most disadvantaged single mothers have noticeably improved — and at a faster rate than for those in comparison groups.
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Twenty-five years after welfare reform, the material circumstances of the most disadvantaged single mothers have noticeably improved — and at a faster rate than for those in comparison groups.
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Biden Letting China Get Away with Crime of the Century by Gordon G. Chang
The real ‘tax gap’ is the one between progressive spending dreams and economic reality
James Pethokoukis | AEIdeas
It’s hard to avoid the fundamental mismatch between the left’s spending dreams and the economics of taxation.
James Pethokoukis | AEIdeas
It’s hard to avoid the fundamental mismatch between the left’s spending dreams and the economics of taxation.
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