Growing up poor in America

Article Abstract:

More than 22% of US children, that is 15.7 mil, live in poverty. Children describe the social stigma of being poor. Struggling poor parents discuss the obstacles to economic stability. More than half of all poor children live with their parents. Politicians and child advocates voice opinions.

Social aspects, Planning, United States economic conditions, Poor, Child welfare, Poor children

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the secret of our success

Article Abstract:

Three women share their stories of the personal triumphs of getting themselves out of poverty. All three women, who have drastically different backgrounds, received help at a dress shop called Dress for Success, which help them select clothing for job interviews.

Poverty

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Dangerous obsession: the truth about repressed memories

Article Abstract:

More adults, particularly women, are revealing that they are having flashbacks of traumatic events that occurred during their childhood. Most of these events can be corroborated, and repression does occur, but some people are forced into fabricating memories.

Analysis, Memory, Repression (Psychology)

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