Skid Row Crisis
The explosive rise of homelessness in Los Angeles during the crack epidemic transformed Skid Row into a densely populated area where families found themselves on the streets. As the welfare system was cut, the gap between poverty and homelessness narrowed, leading to a surge in those seeking refuge in the neighborhood. Despite changes over the years, Skid Row remains a vital hub for social services and activism, fostering a resilient community dedicated to addressing issues of poverty and homelessness.In this clip
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