The Supreme Court case today over criminalizing homelessness has a lot of interest to me, largely because it comes from Grants Pass, a small town I know well in southwestern.
Rachel Cohen has a good run-down of a recent study in California that did demographic data on the homeless. There are some interesting findings here: Their final report, the California.
Republicans wanting to use the COVID crisis to punish the poor for being poor is going to work out great for so many people: Kelyn Yanez used to clean homes.
The brilliant scholar-activists Steve Striffler and Aviva Chomsky, both of whom teach in Massachusetts and both of whom specialize in Latin American politics and social movements, make the argument that.
I know that the real roots of homelessness are complicated. But in cities such as San Francisco, I'd go ahead and say that the fact that the median home price.
Given the vast domain of the national forests in many parts of the country and the limited resources to police them, it's hardly surprising that the national forests have become.
