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‘Handcuffs won’t provide that solution’: Wilmington city leaders react to SCOTUS decision to allow cities to ban homeless camping
By Emma Dollenmayer
The Supreme Court just opened the door to the criminalization of disability.
Supreme Court’s homelessness ruling punishes the most vulnerable
By Anita Khandelwal
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Yonah Freemark
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Great roundtable in @boltsmag about the consequences of the Supreme Court's recent ruling on homelessness.
This ruling "was designed explicitly to be cruel to people experiencing homelessness." boltsmag.org/grants-pass-ruling-homelessness/
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Steven Mazie
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SCOTUS gave us…a lot on their way out of town and you might have missed the 8th amendment homelessness case decided on Friday. It was a treat to join the great @hooliwho on @voxdotcom’s daily pod to dig into it. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/today-explained/id1346207297?i=1000660944918
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Tom Farrey
TomFarrey
Will be interesting to see how this ruling impacts access to public parks for youth & community sport programs.
In some cities, parks have been compromised by encampments and other factors (used needles, homeless ppl in bathrooms).
What will mayors do?
apnews.com/article/supreme-court-homeless-camping-bans-506ac68dc069e3bf456c10fcedfa6bee
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Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda
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"The answer to fixing homelessness is housing," said Metropolitan King County Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda, who described the ruling as being "on the wrong side of history." @seattletimes
www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/homeless/wa-leaders-praise-fear-supreme-courts-homelessness-ruling/
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