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Evicted

Poverty and Profit in the American City
in: Sociology
Summary:

The book chronicles the lives of eight families in Milwaukee struggling with housing insecurity, offering an intimate perspective on the personal and societal impacts of eviction. It also examines the role of landlords in the process, revealing the economic and ethical complexities of the low-income rental market.

Key points:

1. Housing Insecurity: The book discusses the issue of housing insecurity in America, particularly among low-income families. It suggests that eviction contributes to the cycle of poverty.

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