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poverty, poverty, not a...

And loom is a saying all day, poverty, poverty.

Poverty Knox by Roy Harris.

Actually, I remember hearing that song at some right- on conference and having the ungenerous thought

that the word poverty might well be the appropriate term to describe the condition of the

19th century mill workers whose plight is at the center of the song's lyrics, but was it as

appropriate in these modern times? Didn't we now have well gentler terms to

capture that unfortunate state of affairs, you know low-income,

disadvantage, struggling, needy. It was only as I was reading a book chapter entitled

Poverty, the Social Problem of Our Time, that I began to fully realize that the manner in which

poverty is defined, what it is called, has serious implications for the way that people who live in poverty are perceived and the way in

which they perceive themselves. Well that chapter appears in a book edited by Selwyn Stanley

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