What a weirdly framed article. It's purports to be a discussion about spiking homelessness in "US Cities." But it's really about a discussion about spiking home

What a weirdly framed article. It's purports to be a discussion about spiking homelessness in "US Cities." But it's really about a discussion about spiking homelessness in one US city, i.e. New York. The numbers in the chart show that homeless families shot up from 52,824 to 72,675. That's an increase of 19,851. But out of that number, 17,145 represents New York City. The entire rest of the country only accounts for 2,706 families.