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Neither urban jungle nor urban village : women, families, and community development /

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Main Author:	Stoutland, Sara E., 1961-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Garland Pub., 1997.
Series:	Children of poverty.
Subjects:	Women in community development > Massachusetts > Boston. Women political activists > Massachusetts > Boston. Community organization > Massachusetts > Boston. African American women > Massachusetts > Boston > Economic conditions. African American families > Massachusetts > Boston > Social conditions. Hispanic American women > Massachusetts > Boston > Economic conditions. Hispanic American families > Massachusetts > Boston > Social conditions.

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