The Analysis of the Relative Effectiveness and Efficiency of Vocational Training Programs for the Black People
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Authors
Lowrie, Jacqueline Merle
Issue Date
1968
Type
Thesis
Language
en_US
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Abstract
It is my hypothesis formulated after carefully
researching this area, that while the Federal government
is able to spend millions of dollars in tax
money and to initiated large scale training programs,
their programs are far less effective and yet much
more expensive to run than the local· programs managed
by people from the neighborhoods where the underprivileged
and unfortunate live. They comprehend
intimately, and without having to rely blindly on
research surveys and statistical averages, the needs and drives of those whom it is meant to serve, the
juvenile delinquent or the discourage, middle-aged
man out~of-work. Since black people are usually
in the majority in these two categories, my
main concern has been meeting and solving the problems of poverty and poor work attitudes combined
with those of being black.
Description
51 p.
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Publisher
Kalamazoo, Mich. : Kalamazoo College.
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