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 describes many "external pressures" that contribute to:

A) drug addiction and drug-related crime
B) residency patterns that don't conform to the ideal or typical middle-class lifestyle of two married adults with children
C) teenage pregnancy and births occurring out of wedlock
D) institutional and interpersonal discrimination
E) social workers and parole officers who intrude into people's lives