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The family structures and networks of african american women in an urban community, the flats. The author examines the concept of 'swapping networks', where women rely on each other rather than the fathers of their children. The text also discusses the culture of poverty and its impact on family dynamics, as well as the role of fathers in these families. Questions addressed include the definition and reasons for swapping, the extent of father absence, and the implications of these family structures for the women and their children.
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