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Front StreetBy: Brian Barth "This heartfelt debut study from journalist Barth offers a window into Silicon Valleys homeless encampments . . . [An] up close, multifaceted representation of an unhoused community." Publishers Weekly In his first book, award winning investigative journalist Brian Barth takes us on an immersive journey deep into Silicon Valleys homeless encampments, challenging everything we thought we knew about our unhoused neighbors. In this wide
By: Brian Barth"This heartfelt debut study from journalist Barth offers a window into Silicon Valley’s homeless encampments . . . [An] up-close, multifaceted representation of an unhoused community." —Publishers Weekly
In his first book, award-winning investigative journalist Brian Barth takes us on an immersive journey deep into Silicon Valley’s homeless encampments, challenging everything we thought we knew about our unhoused neighbors.
In this wide-reaching portrait of the constellation of people living in tents, shacks, and cars in the shadow of tech campuses and skyscrapers, award-winning journalist Brian Barth introduces us to the misfits, activists, and iconoclasts of Silicon Valley’s homeless encampments. Blending memoir, investigative reporting, history, and cultural criticism to paint a portrait of a community searching for dignity and connection in the midst of a national crisis, Front Street is a conversation-changing story about the struggle for housing.
This immersive work follows residents of three distinct camps—Crash Zone in San Jose, Wood Street in Oakland, and Wolfe Camp in Cupertino. Regularly harassed by police and local government, and frequently at risk of often violent and always destabilizing sweeps, these camps may seem chaotic to some but more often than not, to their residents they are sites of refuge and rebirth. In research on 19th- and 20th-century homelessness and philosophical contemplations of communal anarchy, and through honest conversations with residents, Barth shows how the solution to homelessness isn't as straightforward as one might think.
Front Street considers the root causes and possible solutions to chronic homelessness, contemplating political, economic, social and spiritual approaches alike. With empathy and poise, Barth follows this cast of characters, describing their personal stories, quotidian experiences, private philosophies and political activism. In doing so, Front Street explains why the country's current approach to homelessness has become at once cruel and ineffective and makes the radical argument that encampments, when treated generously and fairly, have something important to teach the rest of us about autonomy, dignity, connection and care.
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Very nice! Great gift!
Color: Pebble Black, Size: 9.5in x 7.9in
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Quality organizers for small daily items
Color: Sand Brown, Size: 9.5in x 7.9in
Perfect and high quality tray to organize your small items. Love the color as well.
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Well built, minimal and modern
Color: Moss Green, Size: 9.5in x 7.9in
Bought this to help build routine for my son, rather than spending inordinate amounts of time looking for his things. It’s quality built with a sleek modern look. Very handsome.
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Color: Sand Brown, Size: 9.5in x 7.9in
This is an exceptionally high-quality tray. The design was well thought out and it looks amazing. I keep it in my top dresser drawer to organize extra cards for my wallet, my watch, cufflinks, and other items. I can’t say enough about the high level of quality. It stays in place, has great storage and very reasonably priced I thought.
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