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Underclass
- A Murderess’s Tale By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Winter 2005
- Atlanta’s Public-Housing Revolution By Howard Husock, City Journal, Autumn 2010
- Autos-da-fé By Theodore Dalrymple, Diarist, Winter 2006
- Baffled Compassion By Lisa Schiffren, Diarist, Winter 1997
- Barbarians on the Thames By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Autumn 2011
- Big Middle-Class Sister By Naomi Schaefer Riley, City Journal, Autumn 2008
- Building Support Systems to Reduce Recidivism Civic Bulletin, February 2007
- Chicago’s Real Crime Story By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Winter 2010
- Compassionate Conservative or Cowboy Capitalist? By Myron Magnet, City Journal, Spring 2005
- Dads in the ‘Hood By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Autumn 2004
- Foster Care’s Underworld By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Winter 1999
- France vs. France By Stefan Kanfer, City Journal, Winter 2006
- Good-bye, Cruel World By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Winter 1997
- How Public Housing Harms Cities By Howard Husock, City Journal, Winter 2003
- How Welfare Reform Worked By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Spring 2006
- In America, The Poor Don't Work By Steven Malanga, Article, 09-10-08
- Job Loss Didn’t Make the Underclass By John H. McWhorter, City Journal, Autumn 2002
- Lost in the Ghetto By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Summer 2000
- Minimum Wage Hike Would Cut Job Openings For Low-Income Workers By Russell Sykes, Article, 04-06-12
- More Marriage Penalties By Howard Husock, Article, 11-16-07
- Mugged By Reality By Brian C. Anderson, City Journal, Summer 1999
- Nathan Glazer’s Warning By Howard Husock, City Journal, Summer 2011
- Not All Cultures Are Equal By Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal, Spring 2003
- Obama's Ascent Heralded By Government-Funded Activists By Steven Malanga, Article, 10-04-10
- Pathetic Crybaby Graffiti Vandals By Heather Mac Donald, CJ California, 30 September 2011
- Radical Graffiti Chic By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Spring 2011
- Story Time By Andrew Klavan, Diarist, Spring 2008
- Teach Like Your Hair's on Fire By John H. McWhorter, Article, 02-22-07
- The Barbarians at the Gates of Paris By Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal, Autumn 2002
- The Black Family: 40 Years of Lies By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Summer 2005
- The Frivolity of Evil By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Autumn 2004
- The Housing Reform That Backfired By Howard Husock, City Journal, Summer 2004
- The Immigrant Gang Plague By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Summer 2004
- The Professional Panhandling Plague By Steven Malanga, City Journal, Summer 2008
- The Reclamation of Skid Row By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Autumn 2007
- The Sidewalks of San Francisco By Heather Mac Donald, City Journal, Autumn 2010
- The Starving Criminal By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Autumn 2002
- The Unending Battle for the Upper West Side By James Panero, City Journal, Summer 2012
- The War on Poverty at 40 By Myron Magnet, City Journal, Summer 2004
- Tough Love By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Winter 1999
- Union Power and the Christie Effect By Steven Malanga, Article, 09-15-10
- Uplifting the “Dangerous Classes” By Howard Husock, City Journal, Winter 2008
- Welfare Reform, Phase Two By Steven Malanga, City Journal, Winter 2009
- What I Learned in the Poverty War By Peter Cove, City Journal, Autumn 2012
- What is Poverty? By Theodore Dalrymple, Oh, to be in England, Spring 1999
- What’s Holding Black Kids Back? By Kay S. Hymowitz, City Journal, Spring 2005
- Where The Jobs Really Are By John H. McWhorter, Article, 07-20-09
- Why Brits Love Iron Mike By Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal, Spring 2000
- Why Didn’t Anyone Save Nixzmary? By Nicole Gelinas, City Journal, 18 January 2006
- Why Hollywood Loves Johnny Cash—and not Merle Haggard By Howard Husock, CJ Review, 13 January 2006
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