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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2015 · 30 MIN

Tim Harris, homeless advocate - "Frankly, it was idealistic and rather disastrous."

from You, Me, Us, Now · host Joey Glocke

Tim Harris, homeless advocate and founder of Real Change newspaper, after being kicked out of three high schools and a stint in the air force, discovers activism in college. From there, he works with others to invent homeless activism as a response to Reagan era policies. What works, what doesn't, how he maintains his edge, and working in "the triage tent in the front lines of the war on the poor."

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