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Topic: Give Me Shelter: The Housing Question in the United States
Reading:
- Against the Commodification of Housing, by David Madden and Peter Marcuse (In Defense of Housing, Verso 2016)
Film:
Poverty, Politics, and Profit
Segregated by Design
Presentation: Edith Huarita, Ph.D. Candidate, Urban Planning and Policy Policy Department
Question:
How is the inseparability of race and housing programs in America linked to the history of segregation that began more than 80 years ago? Explain the governments affordable housing programs and if you believe they are working as they should. If they are not please explain.
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Give Me Shelter: The Housing Question in the United States
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GIVE ME SHELTER
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The housing crisis is an issue that is very common in the United States. There are various
arguments that have been given as to the reason why there is a rise in house crisis in major cities
as well as other urban areas in different parts of the US. In fact, symptoms of the housing crisis
are something that can be witnessed in many areas nowadays. Past as well as current surveys
show that homelessness is on the rise in the major cities in different states and this is a major
problem that the federal, as well as the state government, has been working hard to control
(Madden & Marcuse, 2016). To add, the cost of living in major cities has also gone very high
and this is something that is really squeezing households.
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