Bush and Congress reach out to rich white guys; Bush tax cut affects women

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Tax cuts planned by Pres George W. Bush and Congress will help the wealth and hurt the poor, especially poor women. The federal budget surplus that allows for tax cuts would be better spent on education, health care for women and children and welfare assistance to women with children.

Social aspects, Budget, Budgeting, Budgets, Bush, George W., Tax policy, Tax abatement

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Legacy of the 105th congress: many setbacks for women

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This article discusses the negative impact of congressional legislation on women's health services, finances, and civil rights. Topics include affirmative action reform, violence against women program funding, and minimum wage reform.

Finance, Services, Affirmative action, Wages, Social services, Social service, Women's rights, Minimum wage, Family services, Economic security

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Anti-violence victories in Congress and more

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This article discusses the social, political and economic aspects of violence prevention programs. Topics include funding for sexual assault examinations, law enforcement training, campus safety, and witness protection.

Interpretation and construction, Safety and security measures, Political activity, Universities and colleges, Women, Crimes against, Prevention, Social policy, Protection and preservation, Violence, Family violence, Domestic violence, Legislative bodies, Sex crimes, Federal aid to human services, Government aid to human services

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