2004-11-13
HOMELESS PEOPLE
¶ 11:42
Moyra Peralta documents the lives of people without domiciles in the book
Nearly Invisible
‘This is how we live. This is our everyday life. We don’t see it as something squalid, to be hidden - it’s perfectly normal to us.’ - (Mark, Holborn, 1997)
As I write this, I'm on the phone with someone who is telling me about extremists who are prodding the Bush administration to push his "Christian agenda" | While he's at it, let us not forget that the wealthy have less chance of entering heaven than a camel has of passing through the eye of a needle | Every single soul who lacks the chance to have decent food, medical attention, and ~ adquate housing ~ stands as testimony of the failures of the so-call Christian agenda of the rich
Get the Book: Nearly Invisible
Nearly Invisible
‘This is how we live. This is our everyday life. We don’t see it as something squalid, to be hidden - it’s perfectly normal to us.’ - (Mark, Holborn, 1997)
As I write this, I'm on the phone with someone who is telling me about extremists who are prodding the Bush administration to push his "Christian agenda" | While he's at it, let us not forget that the wealthy have less chance of entering heaven than a camel has of passing through the eye of a needle | Every single soul who lacks the chance to have decent food, medical attention, and ~ adquate housing ~ stands as testimony of the failures of the so-call Christian agenda of the rich
Get the Book: Nearly Invisible
¶ 11:42
