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In All Our Kin, Carol Stack argues that the domestic networks that African American families developed to adapt to situations of limited, intermittent resources,

▸ must in the long term lead to pathology and social disorganization.

▸ eventually become transformed into nuclear families.

▸ enabled those families to deal with chronic poverty and governmental programs that reinforce welfare dependency and unemployment.

▸ have the side effect of strongly encouraging women to get married.

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