Tell Them Who I Am: The Lives of Homeless Women
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Tell Them Who I Am: The Lives of Homeless Women

by Elliot Liebow

Sociology Nonfiction
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Elliot Liebow’s Tell Them Who I Am: The Lives of Homeless Women presents a compassionate look at women experiencing homelessness. Centering their lives and perspectives, the book invites readers to understand homelessness not only as a social issue, but also as a deeply personal human experience.

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Tell Them Who I Am examines the lives of homeless women through a focused, human-centered lens.

The book explores homelessness as a lived experience, emphasizing the people behind the social issue.

It offers readers an opportunity to consider the circumstances, challenges, and perspectives associated with women’s homelessness.

Written by Elliot Liebow, this work is suited to readers interested in sociology, social issues, and firsthand human experience.

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