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Homelessness and Housing: Examining Structural Inequality and the Roots of America's Crisis In a nation that prides itself on prosperity and opportunity, the persistent issue of homelessness stands as a stark contradiction. "Homelessness and Housing: Examining Structural Inequality and the Roots of America's Crisis" offers an insightful and comprehensive exploration of the systemic factors contributing to this nationwide dilemma. This book unravels the complexities behind the housing crisis, delving into the historical, economic, and social dimensions that have entrenched homelessness in American society. The content captivates readers through a blend of rigorous research and compelling narratives that highlight the lived experiences of those affected. By presenting a well-rounded analysis, the book sheds light on how policies, economic shifts, and societal attitudes intersect to perpetuate the cycle of homelessness. Each chapter meticulously dissects these elements, providing readers with a thorough understanding of the multifaceted nature of the problem. This book is an essential read for policymakers, social workers, students, and anyone interested in social justice and urban development. It serves as a critical resource for those seeking to understand the root causes of homelessness and the systemic barriers that hinder effective solutions.