Angie Whitehurst shares her thoughts on the state of Ukraine.
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Displacement over there and what it means to me over here

The US doesn’t settle refugees in DC because the cost of housing is too high
Refugees coming into the Washington region will contend with more than just acclimating themselves to a new culture and environment. They will need to learn how to overcome barriers to employment and reckon with the soaring cost of housing. Refugees, nonprofits, and others hope the public will stay focused on welcoming newcomers into the region. // خلاصه: پناهجویان که به منطقه واشنگتن می آیند نه تنها خود را با فرهنگ و محیط جدید عادت میدهند. آنها می آموزند که چگونه بر موانع اشتغال زایی را فائق آیند و هزینه های مسکن را در نظر بگیرند. پناهجویان، سازمان های غیرانتفاعی و دیگران امیدوارند عموم مردم روی استقبال از تازه واردان در منطقه تمرکز کنند

Stories within “The Triple Crown,” part 1
This is the story of a Puerto Rican who is homeless in D.C., or “homefree,” as I would prefer to be considered. Directly from the… Read more »

Who is sticking up for the American people?
Jeffery McNeil weighs in on the controversy over Donald Trump’s immigration policies.

Homelessness must end first
Street Sense Media vendor Gwynette Smith sympathizes with members of the migrant caravan but worries there are not enough resources for people already suffering in the U.S.

Save and help the caravan of people coming to our border
Street Sense Media vendor Colly Dennis says many people in the migrant caravan face the same struggles homeless people do in the U.S.

ERC Promotes Equal Housing Rights
This article presents an overview of the Equal Rights Center’s launch of a Fair Housing “Know Your Rights” Campaign to educate survivors of domestic violence about their fair housing rights.