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• How much do you know about welfare?

  By Gina Delvac| Slate Verified When it comes to welfare, misconceptions abound about who gets it, how much they get, and why. That confusion has intensified in the two decades since the 1996 welfare reform bill reimagined how welfare dollars are distributed. The quiz below will test your perceptions about welfare—and might change those perceptions, too.

  By Gina Delvac · Slate

  Jun. 03, 2016

• You’d Be Surprised by How “Welfare” Money Is Spent in Some States

  By Krissy Clark, Jordan Weissmann Verified, Gina Delvac, Michelle Goldberg Verified| Slate Verified This article is part of the series “Welfare Reform: 20 Years Later,” a collaboration between Slate and Marketplace. You can listen to Marketplace’s podcast on welfare, “The Uncertain Hour,” here. “All right, so we’re gonna talk about love styles!”On a Thursday night in Oklahoma City this winter, Scott Roby— white goatee, polo shirt, and slacks—stood at the front of a crowded conference room, next to an image of a big colorful heart projected on a PowerPoint screen.

  By Krissy Clark, Jordan Weissmann Verified, Gina Delvac, Michelle Goldberg Verified · Slate

  Jun. 02, 2016

• How much do you know about welfare?

  By Gina Delvac| Slate Verified When it comes to welfare, misconceptions abound about who gets it, how much they get, and why. That confusion has intensified in the two decades since the 1996 welfare reform bill reimagined how welfare dollars are distributed. The quiz below will test your perceptions about welfare—and might change those perceptions, too.

  By Gina Delvac · Slate

  Jun. 03, 2016

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