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

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

A) almost no one who is persistently poor can break out of poverty
B) kin networks are able to lift people out of poverty by pooling resources and providing non-
Monetary benefits to participants
C) women who give birth out of wedlock are ignored by close kin, but when they marry they are taken in and given whatever support they need
D) women who give birth out of wedlock are given whatever help they need, but when they marry are often rejected by close kin