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Fourth-poorest city of more than 50,000 people in America.


1985 @ one quarter of families made less than $5,000 annually


Nearly 60% receive public assistance


Entire property wealth is less than one casino in Atlantic City


Permanent scent of burning trash


Factory waste stinch


Type writers to teach computer skills



Statistics

Typical

Expecations

Children of the City Invincible

Camden, New Jersey

“What impresses me…is that kids get up and come to school. They’re old enough to know what they are coming to.”


“You don’t even dare speak about desegregation now. It doesn’t come up Impossible. It’s gone.”


A current teacher that grew up in Camden recently and finally moved after being robbed. He states ‘I’m not angry. What did I expect? Rats packed tight in a cage destroy each other.’

Student shot twice and in emergency care


school let out early because of impending street fight



Crime and Fear

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Savage inequalities

By Sarah Beth Stagg

A review of Jonathan Kozol’s qualitative account of urban poverty