Stereotypes Of Homeless Women
The word homeless means different things to the people who experience homelessness and people who observe homeless people. Around the world, an estimated 87% of people will turn the other way, walk across the street, or ignore homeless men and women on the street. These people living on the street are stereotyped as being lazy, or unwilling, to seek employment or housing.
In an article on usatoday.com, a man named Gunther stern (who is the executive director of the Georgetown ministry) walks along banks and greenbelts greeting homeless men and women by first name. Many of those men and women are suffering from mental illnesses, some of which include personality disorder, bipolar disorder, learning disabilities, depression and, in some cases,
In an article on usatoday.com, a man named Gunther stern (who is the executive director of the Georgetown ministry) walks along banks and greenbelts greeting homeless men and women by first name. Many of those men and women are suffering from mental illnesses, some of which include personality disorder, bipolar disorder, learning disabilities, depression and, in some cases,