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We don’t fight poverty anymore

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By Lisa Dodson, Brandeis University
Fifty years ago, Lyndon Johnson spoke of war on poverty and pursuit of a great society. He talked about investing in education and employment and about eliminating social exclusion that comes with poverty.
Above all, he pointed to opportunity for all as the… http://goo.gl/SQ497h

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