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How Bad Jobs & Cuts In Welfare Led To The Rise Of A New Charity

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August 31, 2017

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In the United States, there is no government program that provides non-food needs for struggling parents. Families have been left to choose between providing diapers for their children or taking low paying jobs, that don’t provide maternity leave in many cases. Ring of Fire’s Sam Seder is joined by Arthur Delaney from HuffPost, to explain what has caused this dilemma and how the rise in “diaper banks” highlights the heavy burden placed on parents.

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