Everyone can afford eye contact with those who have nothing
Clip: 7/19/2018 | 3m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
Joe Wilson shares his Brief but Spectacular take on being homeless in America.
The inhumanity of being on street without the security of a home is a very debilitating experience, says Joe Wilson, the executive director of the Hospitality House in San Francisco. And for those who have nothing, it's the "harshness in our eyes" that really makes an imprint. Wilson shares his Brief but Spectacular take on being homeless in America.
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Everyone can afford eye contact with those who have nothing
Clip: 7/19/2018 | 3m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
The inhumanity of being on street without the security of a home is a very debilitating experience, says Joe Wilson, the executive director of the Hospitality House in San Francisco. And for those who have nothing, it's the "harshness in our eyes" that really makes an imprint. Wilson shares his Brief but Spectacular take on being homeless in America.
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