Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City
Matthew Desmond examines the connection between poverty and housing in American cities. Evicted explores eviction, residential instability, and the economic pressures surrounding them, offering a compelling nonfiction study of inequality and the ways housing insecurity affects individuals, families, and urban communities.
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Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City examines the relationship between poverty and housing in the United States.
Matthew Desmond focuses on the effects of eviction and the economic forces connected to residential instability.
The book presents an analytical look at how housing insecurity shapes individuals, families, and urban communities.
It offers a nonfiction perspective on inequality, poverty, and the American city.
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