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by Philip N. Cohen

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Haskins / Sawhill Moynihan Prize: The Family Inequality file

May 12, 2016Categories In the newsLeave a Comment on Haskins / Sawhill Moynihan Prize: The Family Inequality file

A review of the Family Inequality record.

When the map says race but all you can talk about is fatherhood

January 31, 2016January 31, 2016Categories In the news12 Comments on When the map says race but all you can talk about is fatherhood

That moment when you realize this social science expert is not going to mention race or incarceration in his piece on poor men in Baltimore.

No, poverty is not a mysterious, unknowable, negative-spiral loop

December 7, 2015Categories Uncategorized19 Comments on No, poverty is not a mysterious, unknowable, negative-spiral loop

What if we treated child poverty like elderly poverty?

Why it’s rotten to tell someone they’re poor because of when they had their kids

August 19, 2015August 20, 2015Categories In the news5 Comments on Why it’s rotten to tell someone they’re poor because of when they had their kids

A decent job and some education would mean a lot more than your sermon.

Philip N. Cohen

I’m a sociologist at the University of Maryland, College Park. See my website at philipncohen.com for more information.

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