No Room At The Inn, And No Fit Place For Anybody

More about No Room At The Inn, And No Fit Place For Anybody

A common misconception is that the unhoused are unemployed; in reality, approximately 40% to 53% of people experiencing homelessness are employed, either full-time or part-time, but cannot afford the rising cost of rent. In fact, for a full-time minimum-wage worker, there is no state in the U.S. where a modest two-bedroom rental home is affordable (defined as costing less than 30% of their income).

-------

Part of my unnumbered series "No Room At The Inn."

Title : "No Room At The Inn, And No Fit Place For Anybody" ©2025 A.J. Jones.

This image ©2025 A.J. Jones. All rights reserved.

Accompanying text is ©2025 A.J. Jones. All rights reserved.

All rights reserved under international and Pan-American copyright conventions.

A.J. Jones hereby asserts his moral right to be identified as the creator of this image as well as all accompanying text.

keywords - aj1234567, AJ Paintings, AJ Painting 2025, AJJ Paintings, AJ Painting, AJJ Painting, AJ Landscape, AJ Landscape 2025, AJJ Landscape, AJJ Landscape 2025, AJ cityscape, AJJ cityscape, AJ Architectural, AJJ Architectural, AJ Writing, AJJ Writing, AJ Writing Prompts, AJJ Writing Prompts, AJ Fiction, AJJ Fiction, AJ Social Commentary, Homeless Advocacy, End Homelessness, Housing Justice, Working Homeless, Urban Poverty, Encampment Reality, Social Justice Art, Human Rights Art, Street Survival, Support Our Neighbors,