He talks about the 1930s a lot (the picture on the cover is actually from a Hooverville)! He starts off earlier, definitely worth digging into. Even as things h

He talks about the 1930s a lot (the picture on the cover is actually from a Hooverville)! He starts off earlier, definitely worth digging into. Even as things have changed, he focuses a lot on the policy and development patterns that have either perpetuated or created the conditions of modern homelessness as well as the impact that has on actual economic development in the area. He's also got some great talks on YT that get into the content of the book a little: https://youtu.be/qwvhxfNDpSQ https://youtu.be/qwvhxfNDpSQ