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Vice President Gore optimistic blacks will benefit from welfare dismantling. (Albert Gore, Jr.)
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March 17, 1997
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Rather than discover a bleak period after the winding down of federal welfare, Vice President Al Gore predicts a new era of economic growth in America which will benefit Blacks, both in the inner cities and rural areas, middle class and poor.
His assessment dismissed the fears that tens of thousands of Blacks will be left without income or jobs after the dismantling of the decades-old welfare system.
He called the old welfare system "a burden and an injustice on many of the families who were trapped in it."
In an exclusive JET interview in his ...
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