Black Women, Work, and Welfare in the Age of Globalization

Focusing on the intersection of globalization and workfare, the book explores its effects on black single mother welfare recipients. It highlights the often-neglected negative consequences of workfare policies on black women, shedding light on broader implications for the American economy. Through this lens, the author aims to reveal the complexities and challenges faced by this demographic, contributing to a deeper understanding of socio-economic issues.