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Isolation: Not Mommy's Fault
In the largest, creaky-est, most beautiful Victorian house on the block of a suburb of Detroit, resides the most beautiful Puerto-Rican, Filipina, Japanese, and White family. Each member of the family locks themselves in their own room. The silence and loneliness in a house that is a home to 9 people is unnatural- frightening even.
Isolation: Not Mommy's Fault
In the largest, creaky-est, most beautiful Victorian house on the block of a suburb of Detroit, resides the most beautiful Puerto-Rican, Filipina, Japanese, and White family. Each member of the family locks themselves in their own room. The silence and loneliness in a house that is a home to 9 people is unnatural- frightening even.
The Bank Officer Gave Me A Canned Tamale
As terrifying as being on the outside looking in is, being on the inside wanting out is worse.
Needing to feed my face and pay the rent, I had taken a low paying job at the old Crocker Bank and after five years was making only around four dollars an hour doing office work. Having come to the point of overdrawing my checking account, I asked a bank officer if she would advance me twenty dollars until pay day. How many others have asked that question?
Wesearch Series- The Impact of GentriFUKation
Wesearch:
Poor people led research and pro-active media deconstructing the lies told about criminalized and mythologized communities.
Click here for Spanish Translation: http://poormagazine.org/node/4714
Ingrid De Leon
