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This book critiques the currently popular at-risk construct, drawing from historical, contextual, critical, and personal perspectives. It provides an alternative context for viewing children and their families as at-promise. A basic premise of the book is that the generalized use of the at-risk label is highly problematic and often implicitly racist and classista 1990s version of the cultural deficit model that locates problems in individuals, families, and communities, rather than in institutional structures that create and maintain inequality. This book provides a needed interrogation and alternative context for viewing children and families caught in the extreme conditions facing many families in the United States.
Genre: Social Science / Sociology / Marriage & Family (fancy, right?)
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