Homelessness Is an Ethical Issue in America

"I want to be clear: the scale of homelessness in the most powerful and wealthy country on earth demonstrates that mass homelessness is a social problem resulting from many choices society has made over time." https://t.co/fahQCrPPGi

In any given year, the US Department of Education states that approximately 1.5 million of our nation’s children (e.g., the population of the state of Maine14) experience homelessness. #OurReason #SelahLiving https://t.co/lXlegN7QHB https://t.co/k5gWO5Si

@GavinNewsom @elonmusk @LondonBreed “Compare that to tax subsidies promoting home ownership—almost all of which go to wealthy Americans, are available to everyone who qualifies, and exceed $200 billion per year—to see a clear example of inequitable policy

@GavinNewsom @elonmusk @LondonBreed Let’s look at the humanitarian crisis on our streets. A study found that the average life expectancy for homeless individuals is 48 years old. This means that homelessness can reduce life expectancy by as much as 30 year