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Lee Stringer spent 12 years living on the street in New York City, until 1997, when he successfully sought treatment for drug addiction. He is a former Editor of Street News, and author of the New York Times top 10 recommended memoir, Grand Central Winter: Stories From the Street., The award winning memoir, Sleepaway School: Stories From a Boy's Life, and, with Kurt Vonnegut, Like Shaking Hands With God: A Conversation About Writing  His articles have appeared in the New York Times, the NY Journal news, and The Nation, to name a few.

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Outlawing The Homless Problem

ASHAMED

Laws attempting to remove the homeless from our sight are a poor solution to an American reality that fails to live up to its myth.

Lee Stringer | Published Jan 03, 2014

Homeless Hot Spots: Horror or Help?

Hiring homeless people to serve as mobile hot spots has been roundly condemned, but is the criticism justified, Lee Stringer asks.

Lee Stringer | Published Mar 14, 2012

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