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"It was basically college to us": poverty, prison, and emerging adulthood
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Main Author:
Comfort, M.
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English
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Delincuencia
Desigualdad social
Factor de riesgo
Juventud
Minorías
Pobreza
Prisión
Raza
EE.UU.
Inclusión
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