White Welfare

“White welfare” typically refers to government assistance programs (such as food stamps, unemployment benefits, or subsidized housing) received by white individuals or communities. While welfare is often stereotypically associated with minority groups, data shows that a significant proportion of welfare recipients in the United States are white, reflecting broader demographic trends. The term is sometimes used in social and political discussions to challenge misconceptions about who benefits from public assistance and to highlight that welfare is not exclusive to any one racial or ethnic group

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