Archive for Dorothea M. Eiler
How Government Destroys Jobs for Poor Women
Dorothea Eiler is a freelance writer who lives in San Diego and Rosarito, Mexico. Her book Baja Gringos is available in book stores nationwide. California’s Director of the State Department of Social Services, Eloise Anderson, created quite a stir when she insisted that welfare mothers would be better off working than collecting from the government. [...]
1Jun1996 | Dorothea M. Eiler | 0 comments | Continued-
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