Stop trying to make “unhoused” a thing
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““Unhoused” is not a word, which is why I can’t even type it without Siri constantly trying to correct the word.
Stop inventing new words that mean the same thing as words we already have. Homeless people don’t have homes, that’s why they’re called homeless. A house is the same as a home in this context, which means homeless and “houseless” have the same meaning. Homeless just sounds better and doesn't flag spellcheck so let’s just stick with that.”Read full review »
Megan639 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/06/23
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“This is the most important and moving podcast. Thank you for reminding us that our unhoused brothers and sisters are human beings and until we’re all doing okay non of us can be okay. You are doing amazing things in the midst of your own struggle. Thank you”
Samba mom via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/07/21
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“Thank you for this podcast. I’ve never heard such well spoken and informative information about this unpopular topic. The unhoused are real people that some would rather go unseen, while offering them no help or support, despite them being the ones who need it most. I believe this cruel stance is...”Read full review »
faithrine via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/09/20
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“Just a guy outta San Diego. Love what you’re doing and I’m a new member but please never stop! We need more people like this individual, so thank you!”
Niphus$le via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/30/21
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