Dennis Culhane
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“A thoughtful analysis of how communities of faith can respond to the tragic problem of homelessness in our country while empowering the voices and perspectives of people who experience homelessness firsthand. Strivers's approach channels the urge among concerned religious people for compassionate engagement with the problem into a power–reflexive mode of action. She calls for solutions grounded in relationships of justice between poor people and those who are not poor.”
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