Inroads were made against poverty in the 1990s, but then the great slide backward began. In fact, the number of people living in “areas of concentrated poverty” — formerly known as ghettos — rose at an alarming rate between 2000 and 2009.
Inroads were made against poverty in the 1990s, but then the great slide backward began. In fact, the number of people living in “areas of concentrated poverty” — formerly known as ghettos — rose at an alarming rate between 2000 and 2009.