Street-Land

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Focusing on the harsh realities faced by the urban poor in the early 20th century, Philip Davis delves into issues like poverty, crime, and disease exacerbated by overcrowded living conditions. Each chapter addresses different facets of city life, including affordable housing shortages, slum prevalence, and worker exploitation, while also highlighting the effects of immigration and women's roles in the workforce. Davis advocates for social reform and collective action to combat systemic poverty, making this work a poignant critique of ongoing social inequalities.