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Working your way to the bottom: the feminization of poverty

The book delves into the factors contributing to the feminization of poverty, including gender disparities in the workforce, pay gaps, and limited access to resources and opportunities. It examines the impact of these factors on women's economic status and well-being. more

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Hilda Scott

Hilda Scott, born in 1915, is an outstanding author whose works are known for their profound insight and unique narrative style. more

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