No Shame in My Game: The Working Poor in the Inner City
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No Shame in My Game: The Working Poor in the Inner City

by Katherine S. Newman

Sociology Nonfiction Urban Studies
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In No Shame in My Game, Katherine S. Newman delves into the world of the working poor in inner cities, exploring urban poverty and social dynamics. This nonfiction account reveals the everyday realities of those employed yet trapped in economic hardship, emphasizing their social connections and the broader societal impacts of persistent inequality.

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No Shame in My Game examines the experiences of the working poor residing in inner-city areas, focusing on their daily struggles and societal interactions.

The book addresses key themes of urban poverty, highlighting how individuals navigate economic hardships while maintaining social ties.

Through a nonfiction lens, it provides insights into the broader implications of poverty among those who are employed yet remain economically vulnerable.

The narrative underscores the complexities of sociality in urban settings, offering a grounded perspective on the working poor's resilience and challenges.

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