Residents have access to meals, electricity to charge phones, toilets and healthcare. But for many it’s too little too late
Jasmine Villereal needed a shower, and on the other side of this chain-link fence in the middle of San Francisco there were showers.
It should have been perfect: these showers were for homeless individuals living in tents. Villereal was a homeless individual living in a tent. But while her tent sat crammed on a narrow sidewalk alongside more than a dozen others three blocks north, considered a blight by officials and neighborhood residents, the tents surrounded by this chain-link fence were city-approved.
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