Domestic Networks (from All Our Kin: Strategies of Survival in a Black Community) CAROL B. STACK
-Carol Stack describes how:

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In her book, Carol Stack describes the concept of "domestic networks" which are support systems that black families in poverty rely on, especially those headed by women. These networks consist of extended family members who help each other with childcare, financial assistance, and emotional support. The networks are crucial for survival and are often the only resource available to families in times of crisis.

Domestic Networks (From All Our Kin: Strategies of Survival in a Black