Is it possible for those in poverty and the working class

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The American Dream and Poverty

After watching Children on Poverty, discuss your opinion about the American Dream and the resources deficit mentioned by sociologist Dalton Conley. In this discussion forum address the following question:

Is it possible for those in poverty and the working class to pull themselves up and achieve a piece of the American Dream?

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