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Monthly Archives: September 2016
To End Homelessness, We Need To End The Criminalization Of It
Across the country, cities are criminalizing homelessness, making it illegal for people to sit, sleep, and even eat in public places—despite the lack of affordable housing and other basic resources. Communities of color, mentally and physically disabled persons, and LGBT … Continue reading
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