Homelessness from "summary" of How The Other Half Lives by Jacob August Riis
The homeless are those who wander the streets, shunned and unnoticed by the bustling crowds that pass them by. They are the forgotten souls of the city, seeking refuge wherever they can find it – in doorways, alleyways, and abandoned buildings. These are the places they call home, a stark contrast to the warm and cozy houses that most of us are fortunate to reside in. For the homeless, survival is a daily struggle. They scavenge for scraps of food, beg for spare change, and endure the harsh elements of the unforgiving streets. Their lives are filled with uncertainty and hardship, as they are forced to rely on the kindness of strangers for even the most basic necessities. Despite their hardships, the homeless are resilient. They band together in makeshift communities, offering each ...
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