The Working Poor: Invisible in America by David K. Shipler

David K. Shiple talks about the story of a few people who interviewed him and ended the fight against poverty over the past six years in "The Work of the Poor: Invisible in America". David Shipler is an experienced social problem writer and consultant. His knowledge, experience, and extensive fieldwork are reliable and reliable. Shipler explains the vicious circle of low wage work, health problems, abuse, poisoning, and other factors, which together constitute adversities that can hardly be overcome.

David Shipler's "working poor" is not easy to read. It covers the lives of many poor people living in the United States, written intensively and working hard to achieve the purpose. The title of this book is very relevant. In many cases, the poor are certainly going well. They work hard at a humble work that often does not advance; they work hard to escape the cruel past; in short, many of them work hard to maintain their lives. Shipler communicates in an amazing way how general social problems lead to poverty and how the problems of poor households will adversely affect many aspects just as Domino is falling . A woman sexually abused as a child may be accustomed to choosing a bad man in later life and being pregnant at puberty, which can cause money problems in adulthood There is sex. A rough and hard man who has committed a crime in the past may have difficulty in getting a job and low self-esteem.

David Shipler, dependent on the car and working, briefly stated that within "poor people" lack of access to the car is one of the factors making it difficult to find work. Because car ownership is so high, people who need work may not be able to buy a car, but may need a car for city expansion and insufficient public transportation Hmm. - Urban expansion and automobile city expansion are common problems affecting land use, transportation, socio-economic development, and most importantly our health. Unplanned development threatens our health, the environment and quality of life. The epidemic is blamed for a number of things such as asthma and global warming, floods and erosion, extinction of wildlife, and most importantly public health such as social isolation and obesity.

In 2014, the school in Texas banned seven books at the request of parents for various reasons. For example, the "working poor" of the Pulitzer Prize-winning non-fiction text "David Shipler" was banned because of sexual abuse and discussing aborted women when young. Well, if the main focus of the text is in women and experiences are mentioned, there may be some reason (reasonable reasons or other reasons), but this book is a shadow and the poor American poor It is a social debate covering the work of. Pay work to secure their livelihoods and American livelihoods