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Illustrates the dynamics of domestic violence through the experience of Bernice, an African American woman who lived in a domestically violent situation for over ten years. Examines how low-income women seek nuclear families and form them early; how getting off welfare and finding work is key to an abused woman's finding her identity and self-worth and how abusive partners sabotage these women's work efforts.
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2000Northeastern University Press · 184 pages · 9781555534387
- Other · English · 2000Northeastern · 184 pages · 9781555534394
Abused womenFamily violenceAbuse ofWelfare recipientsPublic welfareWomen, united states, social conditionsPublic welfare, united statesWomen, social conditions





