Breaking the American Stereotypes.

The article discusses the observations of psychiatrist Robert Coles concerning impoverished Americans which contradict common stereotypes. Coles concludes that impoverished people are courageous and have a healthy mind which can contribute to the progress of the country. It says that contrary to ordinary conception, black mothers are as efficient at child rearing as other mothers. It adds that poor people should not be treated as mere recipients of aids but as active molders of their lives.