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“The L.A. mayor put a shelter-in-place order, but how am I supposed to wash my hands without a house?” → Read More
Advocates are calling on governments to give homeless people the ability to self-isolate and keep themselves safe. → Read More
Crystal had her dad’s ashes taken from her, Angel had pictures of his daughter taken away, Veronica had her phone, stove, paperwork, makeup, and grandma’s jewelry all tossed away. → Read More
Once you start looking, you realize what critics call "hostile architecture" is everywhere. → Read More
"If you look at the logical extension of what’s going on, whether it’s a move-along law or one-way bus ticket, it’s 'let’s erase people, let’s render them invisible.'" → Read More
Rent strikes work. Here's how to go about organizing one if you ever need to. → Read More
In a few short weeks, they became the center of a debate about poverty, race, and homelessness. Then the cops showed up. → Read More
He's a Harvard graduate, but his mayorship of a private university-dominated town tells us more about his strange take on free college. → Read More
A brief guide to the absurd, circular logic of people who don't want to deal with homelessness. → Read More
In San Francisco, they're even getting the government's help. → Read More
Nextdoor is designed to exclude homeless populations. As a result, they’ve become scapegoats for any number of neighborhood problems. → Read More
A proposed policy would force those without homes to accept shelter, and people are pissed. → Read More
It's a terrifying window into the tenant/landlord power dynamic—and a national housing hellscape. → Read More
It's a terrifying window into the tenant/landlord power dynamic—and a national housing hellscape. → Read More
Chances are everything you think you know about fare evasion is wrong. → Read More
Once you start looking, you realize what critics call "hostile architecture" is everywhere. → Read More
Once you start looking, you realize what critics call "hostile architecture" is everywhere. → Read More
This past winter, Taylor Jackson had the Gold Rush ghost town of Bodie, California, almost to himself. He was there to make sure it didn't fall down. → Read More
It's an example of how the shared space of communal living can provide people the ability to inhabit an area that would otherwise be unaffordable. → Read More
Amazon is invading Queens, New York and Arlington, Virginia with thousands of jobs and societal disruption. Here’s what you need to know before you join the Jeff Bezos empire. → Read More