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When Work Isn’t Enough

When Work Isn’t Enough

LEO HARTMAN

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Civic Forge Press
Año de edición:
2026
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Macroeconomía
ISBN:
9798235067172
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When Work Isn’t Enough: The Collapse of the American Dream exposes a grim truth-hard work no longer guarantees a stable life. Dive deep into the devastating effects of the housing crisis as Leo Hartman takes you on a journey through the lives of families forced to live in cars, confronting the harsh realities of poverty and homelessness. With gripping narratives, this book illuminates the experiences of the working poor and the systemic issues that feed this growing crisis. Discover not just the problems, but also actionable strategies designed to combat homelessness and reshape communities. Are you ready to confront the uncomfortable truths and join the fight for a better future? Together, we can impact change-let’s not just dream of America; let’s build it! Read on and empower yourself with insights that matter.

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