Journalist Brian Goldstone’s book, “There is No Place for Us”, examines the struggles of the working poor facing homelessness, illustrated through the story of Celeste, who endures a burdensome bureaucratic process to secure housing in Atlanta. Despite her challenges, including health issues and a prior eviction, she perseveres to navigate the system, determined to find assistance for herself and her children. The narrative highlights the obstacles faced by those in need of support within a flawed system. Goldstone’s work underscores the urgent need for reform in addressing homelessness among full-time workers.
