Shattered Bonds: The Color Of Child Welfare
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Shattered Bonds: The Color Of Child Welfare

by Dorothy Roberts

Sociology Social Sciences
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A critical examination of racial inequality and systemic challenges in the American child welfare system.

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Shattered Bonds explores the intersection of race and child welfare policy in the United States.

The book analyzes how child welfare practices disproportionately affect families of color.

It draws on research and case studies to highlight systemic challenges within the system.

The work encourages readers to consider the broader social implications of these disparities.

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