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Negro ADC mothers look for jobs: an attempt to predict employability; a report based on a study of aid to dependent children [cases] closed because of the potential employability of the mother, Detroit, Michigan, 1953

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  1. African Americans
  2. Child Welfare
  3. Detroit
  4. Employment
  5. Michigan
  6. Mothers

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