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dejastew

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Thirty percent of women live below the poverty line representing the
 
  a) feminization of poverty.
   b) sociological imagination.
   c) laissez-faire imagination.
   d) criminalization of poverty.

Question 2

What did sociologist Shirley Hill suggest about gender equality in Black families?
 
  a) Support for untraditional career aspirations for their children.
   b) Rigid roles based on traditional gender role expectations.
   c) Lower-income Blacks were more supportive or untraditional gender roles.
   d) Boys have more leeway in career aspirations than girls.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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