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Evicted No Matter What: How Structural Racism Targets Black Women Across Income and Education Levels
A new study reveals that more than half of Black women—regardless of income or education—have experienced eviction.
Federal lawmakers introduced the Housing Not Handcuffs Act to stop criminalizing homelessness and prioritize housing-based ...
New “drug-free zone” proposals in Arizona and other states threaten to criminalize shelter access and undermine strategies to ...
Several states and cities are enacting new policies to prevent housing discrimination against people with criminal ...
Student homelessness has jumped by 14% nationwide. Yet, schools are facing shrinking resources, uncertain funding, and rising ...
Kent R. shares sharp, funny, and deeply honest reflections on finding progress (and patience) in recovery and life after ...
Jordyn Marie scoffed at a homeless veteran—only to find herself living through years of homelessness, trauma, and addiction.
Sacramento has increased arrests of unhoused people fueling a cycle of incarceration and homelessness that’s devastating and ...
The Trump administration's list of banned words is part of a growing censorship campaign that threatens social justice ...
New program shows that a one-time cash payment combined with flexible support services can prevent homelessness for young ...
Gentrification is fueling a sharp rise in homelessness among BIPOC communities where residents are being displaced in the name of progress.
LA’s Largest Housing Fund Is Already Helping Thousands, Proving That Taxing Luxury Property Can Drive Real Change Many regard Los Angeles, California, as the face of American homelessness, which is ...
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