There Is No Place For Us by Brian Goldstone
There Is No Place for Us follows five Atlanta families who work but struggle to keep a roof over their heads as rising rents, low wages, and gentrification push them into cars, motels, and other precarious housing. Through intimate, narrative reporting, Brian Goldstone traces how these parents and children manage jobs, school, and daily life while facing displacement, highlighting a broader “working homeless” crisis often hidden from official counts. The book outlines the causes and human consequences of this trend and raises questions about access to stable housing.
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- Published
- 2025
- Nationality
- Unknown
- Length
- Moderate
- Pages
- 420
- Original Language
- English
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