Science Is Making It Harder To Judge That Person Holding The Cardboard Sign

The stereotypes around homelessness can often lead to people passing judgment and sending us in the wrong direction when dealing with this issue. Fortunately, science LOVES challenging our preconceived notions about anything and everything. And in this case, it’s challenging us on homelessness.

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Jul 18, 2014

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