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cjrl-8751	Mack, Miriam	The White Supremacy Hydra: How the Family First Prevention Services Act Reifies Pathology, Control, and Punishment in the Family Regulation System	2021	44	.pdf	application/pdf	15627	782	48	Further emphasizing this point is the Act’s spending flexibility, allowing state family regulation systems to move more “upstream;” or in other words, enable earlier interventions into families’ lives.142 Beyond ongoing monitoring, the Family First Act tethers eligibility for reimbursement for prevention services to the maintenance of a “prevention plan” that identifies “the foster care prevention strategy for the child so that the child may remain safely at home . . For example, between 1981 and 1990, federal spending on family regulation system services went from $0.5 billion to $1.6 billion.28 The vast majority of these dollars were allocated to support the programs and costs associated with children placed in the foster system rather than on family preservation.29 3.	cache/cjrl-8751.pdf	txt/cjrl-8751.txt