Activist writer goes undercover to learn what it's like to be homeless in Atlanta, Georgia

[barutiwa]

Baruti Muhammad Kamau goes undercover as a homeless man for five months to unravel the conditions of homelessness in Atlanta. After 22 years of laboring as a citizen journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio he boldly embarks upon his first investigative assignment outside his locality. What he reveals in a stunning 110-page report will bring you to tears as he discloses the homeless conditions of Atlanta, Georgia's black American underclass in the 21st century. Learn why Baruti believes that the state of Georgia is the worse place in America to be poor. Absorb Baruti's insight on how the ideology of Jefferson Davis and the Confederacy still influences the mood of Georgia's law making. See why Baruti is of the opinion that the movement for self administration is the solution to the poverty, despair and break down of the nuclear family that continue to haunt the majority of black America. His controversial and passionate report is scheduled to be published on October 16th. http://www.barutiwa.com

[rpannier]

1. Very interesting

Thanks for posting
Wish I had seen it earlier to give it a rec

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