David Stephenson of the Birmingham Homeless Offender Unit considers the racist impact of recent legislation and suggests how the Service could inspire more confidence in black clients by determined and well-informed advocacy.
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References
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Paul Gordon and Anne NewhamPassport to Benefits, CPAG/Runnymede Trust, 1985
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'Racism and Social Security', Critical Social Policy Vol 6 No 17, Autumn 1986
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Paul Gordon in Ref 2
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For more information see Committee for Non-Racist Benefits, Special Issue, November 1987, CPAG Welfare Rghts Bulletin, February 1985, June and August 1986
