In this week's Kaleidoscope, host Allison Keyes speaks with DC activist Jesse Rabinowitz about what he calls anti-homeless architecture meant to keep the un-housed from resting or sleeping in public places.

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In this week's Kaleidoscope, host Allison Keyes speaks with DC activist Jesse Rabinowitz about what he calls anti-homeless architecture meant to keep the un-housed from resting or sleeping in public places. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Anti-Homeless Architecture

<p>Host and CBS News Radio correspondent Allison Keyes goes deep into social justice issues across the nation. Each week, Keyes has crucial conversations on topics including race, gender, disability, income inequality and beyond.&nbsp;<em>Kaleidoscope</em>&nbsp;examines current systemic inequities from violence against Asian Americans to the continued police killings of Black men, the increasing murders of law enforcement&nbsp;and the rise in food insecurity as the Covid-19 pandemic continues. New episodes every Friday.</p>

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Host and CBS News Radio correspondent Allison Keyes goes deep into social justice issues across the nation. Each week, Keyes has crucial conversations on topics including race, gender, disability, income inequality and beyond. Kaleidoscope examines current systemic inequities from violence against Asian Americans to the continued police killings of Black men, the increasing murders of law enforcement and the rise in food insecurity as the Covid-19 pandemic continues. New episodes every Friday.

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