In a newly published paper in Housing Policy Debate, Evans PhD Candidate Matt Fowle explores the roots of racialized homelessness. His survey of existing literature highlights three systems of stratification driving racial disparities in homelessness: racial economic inequality, housing discrimination and residential segregation, and the homeless response system. He concludes that homelessness is embedded in institutions and social systems that maintain racial hierarchy, and that structural policies that address inequality are more likely than current approaches to reduce racial disparities in homelessness. Read it here.