Homelessness and Social Work

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Focusing on the intersectionality of identity markers like race, gender, and class, the book offers a new framework for understanding homelessness beyond individualistic explanations. It critiques the conventional representations of homelessness in social work research and policy, emphasizing the need to consider broader political inequalities. Through personal narratives of those experiencing homelessness, it highlights the complexities of social issues and advocates for a more inclusive approach in social work practices.