Reclaiming class : women, poverty, and the promise of higher education in America /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Philadelphia :
Temple University Press,
2003.
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| Series: | Teaching/learning social justice.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: reclaiming class: women, poverty, and the promise of higher education in America / Vivyan C. Adair and Sandra L. Dahlberg
- Speech pathology: the deflowering of an accent / Laura Sullivan-Hackley
- Disciplined and punished: poor women, bodily inscription, and resistance through education / Vivyan C. Adair
- Academic constructions of "White Trash," or how to insult poor people without really trying / Nell Sullivan
- Survival in a not so brave new world / Sandra L. Dahlberg
- To be young, pregnant, and black: my life as a welfare coed / Joycelyn K. Moody
- If you want me to pull myself up, give me bootstraps / Lisa K. Waldner
- If I survive, it will be despite welfare reform: reflections of a former welfare student / Tonya Mitchell
- Not by myself alone: upward bound with family and friends / Deborah Megivern
- Choosing the lesser evil: the violence of the welfare stereotype / Andrea S. Harris
- From welfare to academe: welfare reform as college-educated welfare mothers know it / Sandy Smith Madsen
- Seven years in exile / Leticia Almanza
- Families first--but not in higher education: poor, independent students and the impact of financial aid / Sandra L. Dahlberg
- Leper keepers: front-line workers and the key to education for poor women / Judith Owens-Manley
- "That's why I'm on Prozac": battered women, traumatic stress, and education in the context of welfare reform / Lisa D. Brush
- Fulfilling the promise of higher education / Vivyan C. Adair.