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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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living in awful conditions

The worse the Hinkstons' house got, the more everyone seemed to become withdrawn and lethargic, which only deepened the problem. Natasha started spending more time at Malik's. Doreen stopped cooking, and the children ate cereal for dinner. Patrice slept more. The children's grades dropped, and Mike…

—p.256 Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City Bigheaded Boy (255) by Matthew Desmond
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equal treatment in an unequal society archive/so478

The 1968 Civil Rights Act made housing discrimination illegal, but subtler forms prevailed. Crystal and Vanetta wanted to leave the ghetto, but landords like the one on Fifteenth Street turned them away. Other landlords and property management companies--like Affordable Rents--tried to avoid discri…

—p.252 Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City Nobody Wants the North Side (242) by Matthew Desmond
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the cruel escape of religion

[...] A healthy chunk of Crystal's money also went into the offering basket the first Sunday of every month.

"I'm sowing seeds," Crystal said [...]

Vanetta held her chilled look. "That's why I don't creep with your church, 'cause they don't have nothing to offer you, but they got a lot to say…

—p.246 Nobody Wants the North Side (242) by Matthew Desmond