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What is color of poverty? In the United States, people of color are
more likely to be poor. However, the social safety net is no longer
strong enough to catch those who fall through the cracks. ARC
understands that to end poverty will require addressing the root causes
of it's inequitable distribution.
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What is color of poverty? In the United States, people of color are
more likely to be poor. However, the social safety net is no longer
strong enough to catch those who fall through the cracks. ARC
understands that to end poverty will require addressing the root causes
of it's inequitable distribution.