Stack and other scholars argue that the domestic networks that African American families developed to adapt to situations of limited, intermittent resources,…

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Stack and other scholars argue that these domestic networks enabled African American families to cope with chronic poverty and government programs that reinforced welfare dependency and unemployment. There is no evidence to suggest that these networks lead to pathology or social disorganization, become transformed into nuclear families, or strongly encourage women to get married.

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