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Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Foundation was awarded money to make child study institutions which included research on child development, and trainings on parent and early childhood education.

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Children of lower economic classes were offered preschool education advancement opportunities which allowed them to get the education they needed.

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Black and Latina workers were pushed into domestic labor jobs and were kept out of different professions by job assistant programs.

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"Mother's Pension" advocated for widowed mothers to stay home with their children.

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Domestic laborers were excluded from the Nation Labor Relations Act and Fair Labor Standards Act. This mainly happened because of racism, different perspectives, and influence from Southern lawmakers. After this, many people of color were left without protection and social benefits.

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Congress authorized the use of $6 million of the WPA (Working Parents Assistant Program) to provide childcare facilities for children who had working moms.

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Congress introduced the childcare tax deduction. This made the amount $600 for the cost of childcare for children who were under 12.

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President Johnson started Head Start as an 8 week summer program.

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Head Start was funded as a 9-month program which helped families of poverty.

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Head Start begins to service children with special needs.

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Act for Better Child Care launched to provide a federal program for the improvement of child care.

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Head Start opted to serve infants and toddlers.

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A $2.4 million increase for child care and Development Block Grant was approved by the White house and Congress, this allowed for more families to be able to access childcare and have more stability.

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Congress provided the states with funding for child care that addressed COVID-19.

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Many different states took a step to improve childcare access, affordability, and quantity. For example, the funding for childcare providers, increased benefits and eligibility and expanded kindergarten programs.