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Poverty is not permanent

By understanding the pernicious myths surrounding poverty, we can make progress towards a lofty goal: dignity for all - by Anirudh Krishna & Dirk Philipsen Read at Aeon

Poverty is not permanent

Six children with troubled faces sitting and lying on colourful blankets inside a dimly lit room with an earthen wall.By understanding the pernicious myths surrounding poverty, we can make progress towards a lofty goal: dignity for all

- by Anirudh Krishna & Dirk Philipsen

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