Address the following questions from the first half of the Lash Text, "When the Welfare People Come".1Why does capital need to regulate working class families while leaving middle class and affluentfamilies largely to their own devices? How is this reflected in the child protection system?2In the 19th century, child protection was justified in part on the basis of fear of a “disruptive class.” In recent decades, this rhetoric has been replaced by talk about dependency. What factors (material conditions, ideological rationale) explain this change?3How does the growth in over-representation of Black children in state custody relate to the treatment of Black families throughout US history?4How should Marxists respond to the controversy over trans-racial adoption? Do some arguments against reify race as an invidious scheme of categorization? Do some arguments in favor devalue Black parents?5How did capitalism “create” the disabled as a class? What, if any, continuity exists between eugenics, institutionalization and modern systemic bias against parents with disabilities?6Withelma “T” Ortiz Walker Pettigrew (pp. 77-78) testified to Congress that being in foster care was nearly ideal preparation for being trafficked? What was her argument?7Why does the system treat children’s responses to their experience as mental illness? Why might well-intentioned professionals feel they have no alternative? What are some of the effects on children?8Why does the system insist on demonstrating that foster parents are “volunteers” who don’t need subsidy?9What are some of the links between the child protection and juvenile justice systems? Why did Luzerne County, PA generate more attention than similar abuse of youth in Meridian, MS?10 What are the threats of privatization in child welfare? What are the threats of the "auction model of adoption"?11What is the ideological function of the child welfare system? What does the text say about how it serves captial?

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Address the following questions from the first half of the Lash Text, &#34;When the Welfare People Come&#34;.1Why does capital need to regulate working class families while leaving middle class and affluentfamilies largely to their own devices? How is this reflected in the child protection system?2In the 19th century, child protection was justified in part on the basis of fear of a “disruptive class.” In recent decades, this rhetoric has been replaced by talk about dependency. What factors (material conditions, ideological rationale) explain this change?3How does the growth in over-representation of Black children in state custody relate to the treatment of Black families throughout US history?4How should Marxists respond to the controversy over trans-racial adoption? Do some arguments against reify race as an invidious scheme of categorization? Do some arguments in favor devalue Black parents?5How did capitalism “create” the disabled as a class? What, if any, continuity exists between eugenics, institutionalization and modern systemic bias against parents with disabilities?6Withelma “T” Ortiz Walker Pettigrew (pp. 77-78) testified to Congress that being in foster care was nearly ideal preparation for being trafficked? What was her argument?7Why does the system treat children’s responses to their experience as mental illness? Why might well-intentioned professionals feel they have no alternative? What are some of the effects on children?8Why does the system insist on demonstrating that foster parents are “volunteers” who don’t need subsidy?9What are some of the links between the child protection and juvenile justice systems? Why did Luzerne County, PA generate more attention than similar abuse of youth in Meridian, MS?10	What are the threats of privatization in child welfare? What are the threats of the &#34;auction model of adoption&#34;?11What is the ideological function of the child welfare system? What does the text say about how it serves captial?

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Address the following questions from the first half of the Lash Text, "When the Welfare People Come". 1 Why does capital need to regulate working class families while leaving middle class and affluent families largely to their own devices? How is this reflected in the child protection system?