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welfare mother

noun

  1. the mother of dependent children who receives government welfare benefits.


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Origin of welfare mother1

First recorded in 1970–75
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“Do you think I’m a welfare mother?”

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Ruby Duncan, a self-described "welfare mother" on Las Vegas's Westside, was incensed.

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But the actress has tackled her share of tough-gal roles before, including the Baltimore police officer Beadie Russell on “The Wire” and the hardened welfare mother in “Gone Baby Gone,” which earned her an Oscar nomination.

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Said Perry, “Let her hear you up in heaven” as clips from “Julia,” “Dynasty,” the film “Claudine,” where she played a welfare mother, and other moments from her career played on a screen.

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“I was in classes reading ‘The Other America’ and ‘Pedagogy of the Oppressed’ while I’m a welfare mother at Harvard,” she said.

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