Indigenous women speak out about housing challenges
‘They don't have enough housing for single women who struggle with life,’ says a member of the local Women’s Poverty Response Circle.
Public conversations about discrimination and inequality often lack the nuance required to move beyond victim-blaming narratives and make constructive change.
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‘They don't have enough housing for single women who struggle with life,’ says a member of the local Women’s Poverty Response Circle.
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