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    Camps don’t belong in public places, no matter how nice they look

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsFebruary 28, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Feb. 28, 2025 3 AM PT

    To the editor: I’ve the privilege of interacting with people who find themselves unhoused day-after-day within the hospital the place I work as a medical social employee. I wish to suppose I’ve quite a lot of empathy for many who can’t navigate the circuitous and irritating social service system in our metropolis with a view to afford housing within the very costly L.A. market. (“Encampment stood for 5 years. He added windows and a garden to his home. Now it’s gone,” Feb. 24)

    However after I learn unhoused resident Alejandro Diaz’s quote, “In all my time right here, none of us have bothered anybody,” I cringe and I encourage to vary.

    Our public areas aren’t designed for homeless camps, and I’m outraged on the proprietary angle evinced by Diaz’s sentiments. Irrespective of how proficient a builder Diaz is, I don’t need to see his unpermitted construction in a spot the place I take a stroll or journey my bike.

    The town ought to put Diaz to work establishing inexpensive housing, in an applicable area, for himself and his displaced neighbors.

    Randy Farhi, Los Angeles



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